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When the promise came and the appointed time was fulfilled, I moved the tail of the veil less than it could be counted. Then those in the tyranny of command and creation panic, except for those whom You created from the fire of Your love, the air of Your longing, the water of Your providence, and the dust of Your bounty. Those are prayed upon by the people of the Most High and the inhabitants of the cities of survival. Praise be to You, O my God, for having protected the monotheists, destroying the polytheists, and separating everything with another word, which came out of the mouth of Your will and appeared from the pen of Your will. With this, the servants of those who were created by the word of your command and were sent at your will objected to me, and they reached a position of turning away from disbelief in you and your signs and fought against yourself.
Do not, O people, alter the words of God from their proper places! To bear witness to what God witnessed, then be brothers on opposite beds. To unite on a matter so that none of you will find the smells of difference! And by your union, God’s command will be revealed among His creatures, its traces will be established among His servants, and His lights will be manifest among the worlds. Omid Chenan Astkah Each of it is a comprehensive word, a community that is strong in it, and in which a duality of truth is occupied, and in which there is a completeness of discontinuity in the land of the outward Gardand, and in it my affair, with the fire of divine love, blazing, as all of it has heat, that it is ignited, the intensity of it, in the part of Jerusalem, the viewer of Grdand.

Latest revision as of 00:59, 17 May 2023

Do not, O people, alter the words of God from their proper places! To bear witness to what God witnessed, then be brothers on opposite beds. To unite on a matter so that none of you will find the smells of difference! And by your union, God’s command will be revealed among His creatures, its traces will be established among His servants, and His lights will be manifest among the worlds. Omid Chenan Astkah Each of it is a comprehensive word, a community that is strong in it, and in which a duality of truth is occupied, and in which there is a completeness of discontinuity in the land of the outward Gardand, and in it my affair, with the fire of divine love, blazing, as all of it has heat, that it is ignited, the intensity of it, in the part of Jerusalem, the viewer of Grdand.

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