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As
long as you will not Destroy your 'self' and as long as you will not
play the game of death on this Course
and as long as you do not see your
'self' in the in between, you will not get the honor of meeting with it.
As, a Saint left his horse and reached the bank of a canal and his horse ran
away as it was not ready to enter water. Shaikh
thought that he should seal its
eyes with mud. Horse crossed the water easily. Saint said that it could not
crossed until it was seeing itself. ABYAAT (COUPLETS) Until
you see yours 'self' in Ishq , You will see all things in perspective of fear and risk, When
you had no news of your 'self', You had no thoughts of fear from fire and water, Since you got freedom from your 'self', Go!
You got Wasal with your [real] Beloved. And
on this way, there are seven big rivers that their fast and furiously
splashing waves will destroy the boat of Ruh
. It is expedient that you
should sit in recluse and privacy with silence and fight with the Khatraat
of Arrogance with the troops of the Riyazat because nothing can
defeat the troops of Riyazat except the Khatraat vainglory (and
self-conceit). Hence,
it is said that there was a pious person who had no parallel in the devoutness
in that time. He was traveling on a route. By chance, he saw coming unto him on
same way a Faasiq (Miscreant) who had wasted and spoiled his entire life
in abomination and vices (Fisq O Fajoor) and had lost his esteem
in this way. The pious person looked upon the Faasiq with vanity (and
pride) and said: 'O
Allah! Assemble not me and him at one place! On
the other hand, the Faasiq and Faajir (sinful) person repented
and cried in the Court of the All Forgiver for all sins O
Lord! Be merciful on me. Only You are my Lord! Muhikal Faqar (Qalan) pdf download Install app |
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river-insurance
with fear and wept a
lot and shed so many tears in extreme humbleness and self-effacement:
