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| 423 | - | Things have a limit and an origin *** from an afternoon and a belly in which they come together |
| 424 | - | There is a secret in the One Eye that no one knows except the ranks of numbers in which they occur |
| 425 | - | He is the one who most prominent of all the numbers *** and he is the one who has no room for enumeration |
| 426 | - | His scope is narrow and wide, so his image is like one looking into a mirror when it is imprinted |
| 427 | - | If it is multiplied, if its ranks are given, then it is abstained, with integrity |
| 428 | - | Likewise, the truth, if it fulfills its image *** by itself and by how much it rises and falls |
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| From the poems of Sheikh Al-Akbar Muhyiddin Ibn Al-Arabi in the Meccan Revelations | ||||
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