The Book of Ethics

The eye while it illuminates: is illuminated: like the lamp that in the creation: from afar.

15. The night and the lymana lamentation/darkening: and before it and in its shelter: from the rise of the exterior: it does not carry its soul its face: but its thought stands in the wonders and in the many marvels: from the holding of the buildings physical or structural forms speaking as.

16. He who in the building of his desires confesses: in his look to above he attains: and in his look to the deep he walks: and he does not know to where he goes. And then that which to both sees the heaven: in knowledge he walks: and he is not led astray.

17. He whose thought is light: and far the times of the surada confusion/disorder he holds: and in the fear of his Lord: the movement of his look consumes his power! And he rests: the power to the inside is quieted to him! I, to the inside of the air of heaven in the morning of greatness, I rejoice: and like the doors that are without hearing: in the lightning the movement sees the sight.

18. The illuminated: in his tabernacle seclusion he is tabernacled to the inside in the evening. And he to these from the inside to the stillness: and to his doors he does not attach the doors of negligence. And of the girde circles/paths of the ascents from the Name they shall be approached: he shall not fear: the great concealer and the quieter. That without blindness for the time that he does not know he shall pour forth he shall speak: but the illuminated shall pour forth the son of the thrones and the true ones he shall hide.

19. Sit to me: let us look in the lives of the prophets and the righteous: that in the mystery of heaven he goes: in the temple of the desires he was not stripped. And that the thoughts may be tested: he hoped. And the liquid that in the shepherd is not illuminated: that he may illuminate in the words of life: