Chapter

 1    1| reverence, bravery, patience, love, knowledge, and wisdom.
 2    9|                               LOVE~ ~The greatest principle
 3    9|  Allah, Ma'bud Allah' (God is love, lover, and beloved).~ ~
 4    9|   then' His predisposition of love made Him project Himself
 5    9|      that He might be able to love someone. This made God the
 6    9|    the beloved. This force of love has been working through
 7    9|     governed by the source of love, which is sometimes the
 8    9|       that One is nothing but love.~ ~ ~ ~'A church, a temple
 9    9|      Since my religion now is Love alone' (Abul Ala).~ ~Sufis
10    9|      Sufis take the course of love and devotion to accomplish
11    9|    highest aim, because it is love which has brought man from
12    9|      from that of variety.~ ~'Love is the reduction of the
13    9|      even to God' (Balzac).~ ~Love is that state of mind in
14    9|     that of the object of his love; it produces in the lover
15    9|       disappears.~ ~'Although love is a sweet madness,~ ~Yet
16    9|     have passed through it,~ ~Love both to God and man appeals.'~ ~ ~ ~
17   10|      taken before the King of love.' Devotion is the heavenly
18   11|     names and forms; and they love them with all adoration,
19   12| expands the heart with divine love; Jelal-ud-Din Rumi's poems,
20   12|       religious philosophy of love, harmony, and beauty, aims
21   12|     to sow the seed of divine love and realize the highest
22   13|       at first creates divine love in the mureed, which, in
23   15|    only Being, in the form of love and beauty, has glorified
24   22|   music producing emotions of love, fear, desire, repentance,
25   24|    the virgin in heart, whose love is centered in one beloved
26   24|     next, and perfects one in love.~ ~Absolute renunciation
27   24| accomplish his real desire of love. According to the Vedanta
28   24|       is true and harmonious. Love and wisdom create harmony