As a result of constant meditation on him the mind is at times altered | so that it gazes upon him as though in wonder | its stirrings being united to the Spirit | and in a manner that is ineffable it observes him closely. | Blessed is the person who continually tarries | by his door without feeling ashamed! | 1.56, p. 50
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