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Kitáb-i-Íqán/par213

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Paragraph Topic Other translations Kitáb-i-Íqán cross-reference Other Writings cross-reference Notes


213 Gleanings, sec. 125 (paragraphing differences--as 2 paragraphs in Gleanings) Part of "Tablet of the True Seeker"

Regarding "He must so cleanse his heart that no remnant of either love or hate may linger therein":

"We must never take one sentence in the Teachings and isolate it from the rest: it does not mean we must not love, but we must reach a spiritual plane where God comes first and great human passions are unable to turn us away from Him. All the time we see people who either through the force of hate or the passionate attachment they have to another person, sacrifice principle or bar themselves from the Path of God."

(From a letter written on behalf of the Guardian to an individual believer, October 4, 1950: Spiritualism, Psychic Phenomena and Related Subjects, A Compilation from the Universal House of Justice, February 14, 1973 to National Spiritual Assemblies, in Lights of Guidance, no. 1734)
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