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- heart
- lord
- water
- existence
- gnōsis
- allah
- like
- beyond
- reality
- veil
- power
- removed
- place
- remains
- gives
- alone
- limit
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- proof
- know
- things
- god
- beloved
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- horizon
- thunderstorm
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- expressions
- renewal
- time
- path
- eternity
- two
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- truth
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I am the Truth.
Source: Ana 'l-Ḥaqq in Arabic
Ignorance is only a veil, and gnosis is beyond the veil. If not, there is no reality to it.
Source: Tawasin - The Garden of Gnosis
Gnosis is beyond the idea of beyond, and beyond spatial limit and beyond the intention, and beyond awareness, and beyond received traditions, and beyond perception. Because all of these are something which was not in existence before being, and came into being in a place. He has never ceased to be, was and is before dimensions, causes and effects. So how can these dimensions contain Him, or limitations comprehend Him?
Source: Tawasin - The Garden of Gnosis
On the side of the pure divinity of Allah, He remains, transcending all dependent things, praise be to Allah who is not touched by any secondary cause. His proof is strong, and His power glorious. He, the Lord of Splendor and Glory and Majesty. The Unaccountable One with arithmetical Unity. No definition nor counting nor beginning nor end touches Him. His existence is a marvel since He is removed from existence. He alone knows Himself, Master of Majesty and magnanimity. Creator of souls and bodies.
Source: Tawasin - The Ta-Sin of the Disconnection-From-Forms
Gnosis is removed from the existential things, it remains constantly with the Divine permanence. Its paths are narrow, and there is no road of access to it. Its meanings are clear but there is no guide to it. The senses do not perceive it, and the descriptions of men do not attain to it.
He who possesses it is solitary and he who mixes it becomes a heretic. He who strips it away becomes blind and he who attaches himself to it, perishes. Its lightning is an unceasing supply of water, its blow gives freely, and its arrow sticks, and when it throws to the ground it silences. One who fears it becomes an ascetic and it makes a watcher of the careless. Its tent-ropes are the gnostics and the means of ascent.
Gnosis has no other analogy that itself. Allah has no other analogy than Himself, and He resembles it. He is like it and He is like Himself, as it is analogous to itself. He is only like Himself and it is only like itself.
Source: Tawasin - The Garden of Gnosis





