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 1    1, 4   |    the Zodiac," I made up his mind to utterly exterminate the
 2    1, 6   |     Stuff not the ear of your mind with cotton.~Take the cotton
 3    1, 6   |     evil suggestions from the mind's ear, 2~That the heavenly
 4    1, 6   |    that open secret.~Then the mind's ear becomes the sensorium
 5    1, 7   |       eye to behold Thee?~Can mind of man conceive Thy frowns
 6    1, 9   |     for these matters,~In its mind is naught but regard to
 7    1, 9   |     wide expanse of that pure mind~The wide space of the seven
 8    1, 9   |       consequences enters his mind. 10~Arab, water-pot, and
 9    1, 10  |     The patient cried, "Never mind the tail; go on with another
10    1, 13  | develop innumerable states of mind.~All the seventy and two
11    1, 15  | Reason finds no entrance when mind is thus lost."~The Prophet
12    2, Prol|     sweet and pleasant to the mind.~When that light of God,
13    2, 1   |       value from the state of mind from which they proceed.~
14    2, 1   |     is the sign of a state of mind;~That state is a hand, the
15    2, 1   |       greed;~Greed closed his mind to the pure light.~Yea, '
16    2, 1   | people, through singleness of mind,~I ask of you no recompense
17    2, 3   |      with that beauty,~Like a mind he discerned true and false. 9~
18    2, 5   |      the eye the Light of the mind?~As the senses' light is
19    2, 18  |      land;~For impress on thy mind, "We have carried them by
20    3, 2   |   evil doubts to the opposite mind. ~I am free from error and
21    3, 13  |    unbelievers, but called to mind the text "When at last the
22    4, 2   |     is safe from harm and his mind is at peace.~Justice is
23    4, 2   |    The inward feelings of the mind acquire strength,~Nay, are
24    4, 4   |   injunctions passed from his mind.~Alienation came upon him,
25    4, 6   |     with your teeth; ~Bear in mind the divine stroke that tarries
26    4, 9   |       is only from reason and mind these figures proceed.'~
27    4, 9   |      not that this reason and mind~Would be but lifeless things
28    5, 1   |       in doing it, calling to mind the text, "As thou livest,
29    5, 1   |    words are witnesses of the mind within,~From these two deduce
30    5, 1   |       the secret thoughts and mind,~Both of them expose to
31    5, 10  |   besides God occurred to his mind, he knew they did not appertain
32    5, 13  |       is naught, manliness of mind much.~What sort of man dost
33    6, 5   |     the back, and, calling to mind the physician's advice,
34    6, 5   |       about it, or call it to mind yourself.~When sorrow seizes
35    6  (2) |      or "ideas" in the Divine mind, "the Substantial forms"
36    6, 9   |     being a thief. Calling to mind the proverb that "falsehood
37    6, 9   |        it was retained~In his mind and was not disclosed.~The