the way to bring others into unison

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Some who gather together

may not be sincere about doing what is right.

Do not become engaged with inferior influences.

The way to bring others into unison is to

steadily improve yourself.

 

fifth changing line

from The I Ching, or Book of Changes

Hexagram 45 / Ts’ui (Gathering Together)

 

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the kingship of the dervish

patch-robed monks

 

Fleeting time

and the changes of matter

make all the kings of the earth but

transitory kings, ruling over transitory kingdoms;

this is because of their dependence upon their environment

instead of their imagination. But the kingship of the dervish,

independent of all external influences, based purely on

his mental perception and strengthened by the forces

of his will, is much truer and at once unlimited

and everlasting. Yet in the materialistic view

his kingdom would appear as nothing,

while in the spiritual conception

it is an immortal and

exquisite realm

of joy.

 

Hazrat Inayat Khan