To be obedient to and 
afraid of the Friend is 
the sign of love, indeed. To acknowledge and to 
claim do not go together.
Whatsoever he wishes, 
comes before the 
Enlightened, and to 
whomsoever he talks, 
he gets the reply.

The Enlightened is ever 
steeped in the love of the 
Friend. If he stands, it is 
out of God's love. If he 
sits, he is busy in prayers;
when he sleeps, his 
thoughts are fixed on 
him, and, when he awakes,
His memory is fresh in his
mind.

He, indeed, is constant 
and firm in love, who, 
voluntarily, and with 
delight, accepts all the 
troubles and pain, received
from the Friend.

The Enlightened is one, 
whose heart is a stranger 
to all love, save that of 
God.