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36 O Son of Dust,
36 O son of dust!


The wise among the worshippers are those who do not open their lips until they hear, just as the cupbearer does not pour the wine until he is asked. And the lover does not cry out from his soul until he attains the beauty of the Beloved. Therefore, you must preserve the seeds of wisdom and knowledge in the pure land of the heart and keep them concealed, so that the fruits of divine wisdom may emerge from within, not from the surface.
The wise are they that speak not unless they obtain a hearing, even as the cup-bearer, who proffers not his cup till he finds a seeker, and the lover who cries not out from the depths of his heart until he gazes upon the beauty of his beloved. Wherefore sow the seeds of wisdom and knowledge in the pure soil of the heart, and keep them hidden, till the hyacinths of divine wisdom spring from the heart and not from mire and clay.

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36 O son of dust!

The wise are they that speak not unless they obtain a hearing, even as the cup-bearer, who proffers not his cup till he finds a seeker, and the lover who cries not out from the depths of his heart until he gazes upon the beauty of his beloved. Wherefore sow the seeds of wisdom and knowledge in the pure soil of the heart, and keep them hidden, till the hyacinths of divine wisdom spring from the heart and not from mire and clay.