1.
The nature
of knowledge
All
knowledge is contained
In the Ocean
of the Lord,
And if
perchance, I appear
To name
different types of knowledge,
Know that it
is merely because
I have taken
a cup from the Ocean,
And man, in
their foolishness,
Keep asking
me,
“What are you
talking about?!”
......................
Universities have deigned to separate knowledge between faculties - the faculties of medicine, physics, biology, history, law, social sciences, astronomy... and the list goes on and on. And further out into society, we are wont to divide between the physical and the spiritual, the material and the metaphysical.
I suppose it is part of the continuing specialization of mankind's knowledge, and the accepted rule that we cannot be a jack of all trades and a master of none. We must be a master of something. We have to master something...
Right?
The answer is blowing in the wind, as an ancient friend tells me...
Servanthood
To be a master
Is to be a servant
To acquire knowledge
Is to dispossess yourself of yourself
To understand something
Is to become nothing,
Not even a leaf
Blowing in the wind,
A story with no beginning
With no known ending.
.................
Hehehe. Life is full of irony sometimes.
Have a lovely day, sunshine. May your path take you to the honour of servanthood, an award granted to you that is higher than the highest PHDs available in the divided faculties of our limited human knowledge. For that little prize comes from the treasure trove of the Divine Presence itself.
wa min Allah at-taufiq
Hate has no place in Islam
Love will show the Way
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