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"If a valuable, conscious fruit which will form a seed looks to the living creatures beneath the tree, and relying on its beauty throws itself into their hands; if being heedless, it falls; it will fall to their hands and be smashed, and will go for nothing like a common fruit. But if the fruit finds its point of support, and it is able to think that by the seed within it holding the aspects of unity of the whole tree, it will be the means of tree’s..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu
("O my soul! As we have stated repeatedly, since man is the fruit of the tree of creation, he is a creature which, like a fruit, is the furthest and most comprehensive and looks to everything, and bears the seed of a heart which holds within it the aspects of unity of everything, and whose face looks to multiplicity, transience, and the world. As for worship, it is a line of union which turns his face from transience to permanence, from creation to Creator..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu)
("If a valuable, conscious fruit which will form a seed looks to the living creatures beneath the tree, and relying on its beauty throws itself into their hands; if being heedless, it falls; it will fall to their hands and be smashed, and will go for nothing like a common fruit. But if the fruit finds its point of support, and it is able to think that by the seed within it holding the aspects of unity of the whole tree, it will be the means of tree’s..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu)
439. satır: 439. satır:
O my soul! As we have stated repeatedly, since man is the fruit of the tree of creation, he is a creature which, like a fruit, is the furthest and most comprehensive and looks to everything, and bears the seed of a heart which holds within it the aspects of unity of everything, and whose face looks to multiplicity, transience, and the world. As for worship, it is a line of union which turns his face from transience to permanence, from creation to Creator, from multiplicity to unity, and from the extremity to the source, or it is a point of union between the source and the extremity.
O my soul! As we have stated repeatedly, since man is the fruit of the tree of creation, he is a creature which, like a fruit, is the furthest and most comprehensive and looks to everything, and bears the seed of a heart which holds within it the aspects of unity of everything, and whose face looks to multiplicity, transience, and the world. As for worship, it is a line of union which turns his face from transience to permanence, from creation to Creator, from multiplicity to unity, and from the extremity to the source, or it is a point of union between the source and the extremity.


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If a valuable, conscious fruit which will form a seed looks to the living creatures beneath the tree, and relying on its beauty throws itself into their hands; if being heedless, it falls; it will fall to their hands and be smashed, and will go  for  nothing like a common fruit. But if the fruit finds its point of support, and it is able to think that by the seed within it holding the aspects of unity of the whole tree, it will be the means of tree’s  continuance and the continued existence of the tree’s reality, then a single seed within that single fruit  will manifest a perpetual universal truth within an everlasting life.
Nasıl ki tohum olacak kıymettar bir meyve-i zîşuur, ağacın altındaki zîruhlara baksa, güzelliğine güvense, kendini onların ellerine atsa veya gaflet edip düşse onların ellerine düşecek, parçalanacak, âdi bir tek meyve gibi zayi olacak. Eğer o meyve, nokta-i istinadını bulsa içindeki çekirdek, bütün ağacın cihetü’l-vahdetini tutmakla beraber ağacın bekasına ve hakikatinin devamına vasıta olacağını düşünebilse, o vakit o tek meyve içinde bir tek çekirdek, bir hakikat-i külliye-i daimeye, bir ömr-ü bâki içinde mazhar oluyor.
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In the same way, if man plunges into multiplicity, is drowned in the universe and intoxicated by love of the world, is deceived by the smiles of ephemeral beings and casts himself into their arms, he certainly falls into infinite loss. He falls into both transitoriness, and ephemerality, and non-existence. In effect he sentences himself to death. But if he listens with the ear of his heart to the lessons in belief from the tongue of the Qur’an and raises his head and turns towards unity, he may rise through the ascension of worship to the throne of perfections. He may become an eternal man.
Öyle de insan, eğer kesrete dalıp kâinat içinde boğulup dünyanın muhabbetiyle sersem olarak fânilerin tebessümlerine aldansa, onların kucaklarına atılsa elbette nihayetsiz bir hasarete düşer. Hem fena hem fâni hem ademe düşer. Hem manen kendini idam eder. Eğer lisan-ı Kur’an’dan kalp kulağıyla iman derslerini işitip başını kaldırsa, vahdete müteveccih olsa ubudiyetin mi’racıyla arş-ı kemalâta çıkabilir. Bâki bir insan olur.
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