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Bowl of Saki for May 12, 2007
Bowl of Saki for May 12
THE MYSTIC DESIRES WHAT OMAR KHAYYAM CALLS WINE, THE WINE OF CHRIST, AFTER DRINKING WHICH, NO ONE WILL EVER THIRST.--Hazrat Inayat Khan
Commentary by Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Sufi Ahmed Murad Chisti):
This is the love of God which appears as manifestation in Djabrut, that is to say, the sphere of heart. Even on the earth plane it flows with every heart-pulsation. It is that which keeps us alive here and which keeps us alive hereafter, and which impelled us heretofore on our way to manifestation. It is that which every one desires, which is all joy and happiness. It is that which constitutes all delight of Paradise. And what is that? It is nothing but Allah in the manner in which He presents Himself to His creatures. Practice of Zikar brings it to us here and now. Every intoxication of soul is nothing
but this, and it cannot be compared to any delight of man.
THE MYSTIC DESIRES WHAT OMAR KHAYYAM CALLS WINE, THE WINE OF CHRIST, AFTER DRINKING WHICH, NO ONE WILL EVER THIRST.--Hazrat Inayat Khan
Commentary by Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Sufi Ahmed Murad Chisti):
This is the love of God which appears as manifestation in Djabrut, that is to say, the sphere of heart. Even on the earth plane it flows with every heart-pulsation. It is that which keeps us alive here and which keeps us alive hereafter, and which impelled us heretofore on our way to manifestation. It is that which every one desires, which is all joy and happiness. It is that which constitutes all delight of Paradise. And what is that? It is nothing but Allah in the manner in which He presents Himself to His creatures. Practice of Zikar brings it to us here and now. Every intoxication of soul is nothing
but this, and it cannot be compared to any delight of man.