Knowing Oneself - Knowing God - What the Sober Carefree (the Heedless Ones) Say to the Carefree Sober (the Believers) - * - - What the Sober Carefree (the Heedless Ones) Say to the Carefree Sober (the Believers) - * - -

Preface
In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful
Translation: "Praise be to God Who hath guided us to this (felicity):
never could we have found Guidance, had it not been for the Guidance
of God." (7:43 Quran)
Preface:
Based on the truth contained in these epistles, with which readers
will be intimatelyacquainted, with God's assistance they will succeed
in correcting all their inward and outward defects and faults. They
will even, through most inclusive and simple methods, attain extensive
access togood guidance toward individuals and society.
Mankind succeeds in removing his natural, traditional, or social
wickedness when he identifies the root cause as promoting evil, and
restrains it. He should, contrarily, efficiently strengthen the root
cause for goodness and seek to intensify it. Indeed we will not
succeed in this process unless we methodologically understand the
mentioned truths.
Therefore, the noble majesties-the faithful, researching and
scrutinizing philosophers, on the basis of 6666 verses of the intact
Quran of Islam and on the Hadith of Prophet Muhammad , peace and
blessings of God be upon him, have proven man's body to consist of two
elements, the soul and the ego. They have considered theHeart as the
steering wheel, or computer, of the body. They have understood the
functionsof angelic inspirations and satanic temptations on the heart
by using, both, the brain's storage department and the heart's cells,
toward good or evil.
They have stated that thefindings of these truths are founded on the
sevenfollowing conceptual andconcrete topics:
First - The Soul: The human body contains its vital soul. As long as
it remains in the body, all molecules and tissues willbe precisely
active for more than a hundred years and will not decay, while the
five senses along with other senses perform their tasks. Once the soul
departs from thebody, the body instantaneously loses all sensory
perception. Within three to seven days, the body will decay and
decompose. Even theownership of properties, social relationships,
along with other human qualities, are a blessing of the soul's
presence in the body.
Second - The Ego: Physically, the ego has extensive potential in
restoring the body's wasted molecules and in the actual growth of the
body. Since the ego's creation innately has been achieved from the
essence of the earth, as a result man consumes all kinds of earthly
products in one way or the other, in whatever forms possible, though
they may be fatal like opium, hot like pepper, or bitter like tobacco.
However, the invisible nourishmentof the ego consists of selfishness,
unsuitable greed and taking pride in dress, appearance and lodging,
and other immoralities.
Third - The Angel or the Cooperator of the Soul: The motive behind the
angelic power is such that the greater spiritual power one attains,
the more angelic inspirationsdominate the person. Theevidence is such
that nothing improper is ever seen from such a person'sspeech or
deeds, rather goodwill and benevolence to friends and strangers alike.
Fourth - The Devil or the Cooperator of the Ego: At the opposite end,
if the ego is fortified, all such people's sayings and actions are
based on satanic disguises, and pivot on the axis of personal gains.
The achieving of corrupt, egoistic and sensual demands becomes their
ultimate goal in life. The fulfillment of these malicious desires,
from their prospective, seemingly, cause others insignificant
distress, frustration and even devastation.
Fifth - The Heart: The location of action for both powers of the soul
and the ego, or the Angeland the Devil, respectively, is the Heart,
the Steering Wheel or Computer of the body.
Sixth - The Brain: It is the archive, or the conservatory, of the
Body's senses, and anything concerning the heart and heart's
executions. Both the Angel and the Devil use it making their good or
bad suggestions effectiveon man, intensifying their good or evil
actions.
In brief, the Body consistsof two elements-the soul and the ego, and
the twomotives of good or evil called the Angel and the Devil,
according to the Qur'anic verses and the Hadith of Prophet Muhammad ,
peace and blessings of God be upon him. There are two Mechanisms of
Action, the Heart and Brain, eachin turn is a Director and Assistant
to the body. Under such circumstances, obviously, the spiritual and
egoistic powers have as well theirexclusive sources of growth.
Seventh - Nourishment ofthe Soul and Ego: The body acquires energy
from a wide range of foods and drink etc. In a similar manner, the
soul is fortified and acquires excellent condition through different
kinds of worship and good deeds. There is no need to mention the
body's selection and range of nutrition as apparent as it is. It would
not be irrelevant however, to present a summary of thesoul's variety
of nutrition.
The benevolence that strengthens the soul is summarized into two elements.
1) Conditional Worship - It is undertaken by religious jurisprudence.
2) Unconditional Worship- It is defined as the remembrance of
GloriousGod and observing the world's exhibition, seeing Glorious
Artificer'sMagnificence and Perfection through artifacts, and to
translate these to faith in the heart. This should lead to estates of
humbleness and gratitude, and result in serving God's creaturesto
please Him, being intent on uplifting God's word, exercising patience
when confronted with hardships and suffering in the path to Truth, and
having resolute and devout reliance in God Almighty. This is the
fundamental nourishment of the soul.
These epistles, with God'shelp, are arranged merely for the
development of spiritual powers, intellectually based on excellent and
logical philosophy. Through simple ways, these epistles will fortify
your faith and spiritualitysuch that each minute's engagement with
them isequivalent to a year of worship. An hour of it can compete with
sixty years of accepted worship, according to the sincere reporter,
peace and blessings of God be upon him.
Make an effort to produce a draft of the truths as related to each
chapter's subject matter that is poured into your heart as a result of
intensive reading and study of these epistles. Then present your draft
to the instructors of this subject.
Frequently coming acrosssuch ideas is the first indication of
greatness beginning to appear in your spiritual ascent. Gradually,
through God Almighty's will and help, the discovery of the Fourth
Dimension will become accessible.
Therefore, it is necessary for the followers of the intact Quran of
Islam to uninterruptedly read all epistles and books containing these
truths, so that they may find the truth as quickly as possible.
With the Grace of God Almighty -

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