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79-80 And
on the other hand are paucity and indigence, a broken yard and a small muddy
shelter, simple dish of mustered leaves and dry barley bread, worn out blanket
and mended dress but there exists side by side the happiness of heart,
satisfaction of Qalb
, bliss of Spirit, treasure of contentedness and the
everlasting kingship of Inward
that needs no crown; there are gathering and
Majalis
of the Angels and spirits; there are undying infinite tastes of the
Qurb
and Wisaal
and Didaar
of Allah
Almighty which are unseen by eyes and
unheard by ears and are those which have not been thought by a heart. Both the
facets of life are open before each other and every person is free in his
choice. If
you are in search of the real Comfort (and solace), if you desire for the
original peacefulness and if you long for the eternal willingness of heart,
then you will finally return to the remembrance of Allah
Almighty, His worship,
curiosity of Dervish
and Faqeer
after exertion in doing every kind of
experiment. Otherwise if you want to add to the incidents of suicide and the
fuel of Hell, then the doors to Dunya
(World) are open.
Life is as short as is the life of lightening and flame, ? How
unreliable is this Dunya
(World)! No
heart is that which is not (wounded and) red-hot, Still
a garden of tulips is Dunya
(World)?
There is fight everywhere; there is dispute all around, An
arena of battle is Dunya
(World),
Although it appears to be a flower, But,
in reality a thorn is Dunya
(World), Who
has named it life? In
fact, anticipation of death is Dunya
(World)! [Momim
Khan Momin] It
should be kept in mind that the original food of the Human
Subtle Jussa
(Bulk)
of Qalb
and Spirit
is the worship of Allah
Almighty, Zikr
, Fikr
, recitation
(of Holy Quran) and deeds of virtue etcetera and heart receives the real and
perpetual satisfaction through this but when the Inwardly
Bulk of the Qalb
and
Spirit
are made deprived of their specific food of the Zikr
Fikr
of Lord, as a
result, it starts eating the unholy feral feed of the Nafs
due to anxiety and
unstoppable demand of hunger finding no other way. * As
is often observed in ordinary animals that when they are not provided with
their specific feed like grass and gains etcetera, they, finding no other way,
start eating filth and faeces and make this their specific food due to which
their nature and instinct turn like that of the carcass eaters. Same like this,
the Bulk
of Malakoot
of the Qalb
, when is deprived of its specific food of Zikr
, Fikr
, Obedience and the worship of Lord, it, finding no other option, makes
the Sifli
(natural or inferior) unholy dense feed that is, the filth of the
carcass of Dunya
(World) to be the means of its power and strength and starting
feeding itself with this same food due to which the human
Qalb assumes the
nature and style of the Nafs-e-Baheemi
and after getting endowed with the
condemnable character of it, it becomes clad with its abject conduct and after
slipping away of its prime 'Ahsan Taqewem' (the best stature), it falls in the
lowest ditch of ungodliness, brutality and devilment. And when it dies in such
a condition, it is thrown in darkness and is included amongst Sifli
Creation
like devils and mankind and Jinn
and malignant Spirits
forever and is entered
in their lowest ditch that is, the Station
of Sijjiyeen
and remains punished
with the Inwardly
problems, Spiritual tribulations and wraths of different
kinds and is thrown in the Hell on the Day of Doom. But the destiny of a
virtuous person is the eternal aid. His nature inclines towards his original
Noori
mineral of Malakoot
and his Inwardly
Bulk remains inclined and attracted
towards its specific Subtle
food of Zikr
Fikr
and the Inwardly
earning that is,
for the sake of achieving the Noori
Food, it remains striving and alert and
after getting it, it grows and nurtured and becomes engaged into the Zikr
Fikr
and Obedience of Lord according to His this Pronouncement: Remember
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