Partial Inventory: #BH00306

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#	BH00306 - Bahá'u'lláh   -   2100 words   -   Persian
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title	Chihar Vadi (The Four Valleys)
original title	چهار وادی
time period	3. Middle and late Baghdad (March 1856–April 1863)
opening, original	ای ضیاء الحق حسام الدین راد که فلک و ارکان چه تو شاهی نزاد نمیدانم چرا
opening, English	O light of truth and sword of faith And soul of generosity! No prince hath sky or earth begot
abstract	A mystical work elaborating four different but complementary paths of approach to the Divine: the way of ‘the self ’, ‘the intellect’, ‘love’, and ‘the throne of the inmost heart’.
notes	ROB1.104, BKOG.159, BKOG.163, MMAH.197, GSH.018, LL#014
in catalog	Call of the Divine Beloved
in tags	Chahar Vadi (Four Valleys)
manuscripts	INBA36:334x, BLIB_Or15722.307, , NLI.32p092v
publications	BRL_Chihar, AQA3#069 p.140, TZH4.153x, ASAT4.314x, MSHR2.109x, MSHR3.131x, OOL.B007
translations	CDB#7, HURQ.BH13
music	M. Milne [track 7]
subjects	@walking the spiritual path; spiritual wayfaring; the virtuous life, @love of God, @knowledge; recognition of God, @detachment; severance; renunciation; patience, @mystical themes, @belief and denial

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