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1 1, 5 | knowledge of men of external sense is a muzzle~To stop them
2 1, 5 | the light of reason and sense.~At night there is no light,
3 1, 6 | eye and ear possess this sense,~The eye and ear of reason
4 1, 6 | eye and ear of reason and sense lack it.~The word 'compulsion'
5 1 (3) | is that, independently of sense and reason, man possesses
6 1 (3) | man possesses an inward sense, or intuition, which conveys
7 1, 7 | not from joy or grief,~My sense mates not with illusion
8 1, 9 | discernment accrues to the sense?~'Tis when sense "sees by
9 1, 9 | to the sense?~'Tis when sense "sees by the light of Allah."~
10 2, 1 | without attaching any sense to the words, and blindly
11 2, 2 | Whatsoever is perceived by sense He annuls,~But He establishes
12 2, 5 | heavenwards.~As objects of sense are of base condition,~God'
13 2, 7 | by King Solomon. Outward sense is as opposed to true reason
14 2, 7 | thou, who art dependent on sense attend to causes.~Having
15 3, 5 | elephant.~The eye of outward sense is as the palm of a hand,~
16 3, 10 | down the leaves of outward sense from the tree.~Know, O wife,
17 3, 10 | tree.~Know, O wife, outward sense is captive to reason,~And
18 3, 10 | commander ~Then your sleepless sense is lulled into sleep, ~That
19 3, 17 | and heaven are endued with sense, ~Since they act like persons
20 3, 17 | like persons endued with sense. ~If these two lovers did
21 3, 18 | But within the outward sense is an inner secret one. 10 ~
22 5, 1 | ear, to amaze reason and sense.~These letters exercise
23 5, 3 | rise from this world of sense and form.~Ah! O crow, give
24 5, 6 | cannot perceive by reason or sense the spiritual mysteries
25 5, 6 | of mankind.~If you have sense, regard not in the same
26 5, 7 | to their bodies,~Even as sense returns to bodies awaking
27 5, 11 | choice, just as outward sense assures us of properties
28 5, 13 | by one whose reason and sense~Flee away as soon as a mouse
29 5, 13 | unlearnt to say "I" in the sense in which Pharaoh said it.
30 6, Prol| plain words,~'Tis reason, sense, perception, thought, and
31 6, 2 | am weary of learning and sense.~Since my bashfulness is
32 6, 3 | God they are instinct with sense and love.~And as to your
33 6, 7 | illustration of the thesis that the sense which perceives the unseen
34 6, 7 | said he could divine by his sense of smell where gold was
35 6, 8 | but Thou my head full of sense;~He gave me a garment, but
36 6, 9 | intelligence to extract the sense.~The vulgar learn the words
37 6, 9 | inner eye" or spiritual sense which discerns spiritual
38 6, 9 | lack this inner spiritual sense can no more appreciate spiritual
39 6, 9 | pleasures than a man lacking the sense of smell can enjoy the perfume
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