Kutsal Hizmet: Ruhun Yukarı Kaynağına Özlemi

It longs to return—who will give me back the months of old as in its beginning, when the "Fate of Change" was upon its head. It moves constantly in its orbits toward the place where its portion was at the start; for its nature necessitates this, as is the nature of every thing that yearns and longs to go to a place like itself. The wise man possesses a toil that hovers while being deep in certain matters that revolved and left the soul in its supernal palace. To return Kindness and all absolute things to their absolute state, and to bring all goodness into our midst through supernal movement—this is the "advised counsel": to see oneself as a stranger in a foreign land. To close the gates of sin through righteousness, seeking the good at one's window, with Kindness spread before him. The act of his service moves constantly toward his ultimate purpose, digging for its place and to rest in its place. Linked to this is the hint: as a bird that wanders from her nest, so is a man who wanders from his place. The intent is that as a winged bird, when it builds its nest as a row of its desire, Kindness and its young ones nest there. And see that the bird, when it wanders from its nest, longs to lodge and moves to rest with its wings—so too is our purity above in the "Fate of the Soul."