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panahi M. »Hemmat« the mount for seven desrets of the spiritual wayfaring
Mahin Panahi. LIRE 2004; 1 (3) :7-16
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The word hemmat in Farsi conveys the meaning of will, endeavor, effort and high-mindedness while in the view point of the wise it is one on the spiritual wayfaring level. In other words it is the wings for spiritual flying of the wayfarer to reach to the high end. Hemmat is the factor for working and reaching the God’s benevolences and it also will promote the patience and tolerance against the difficulties. The nature of the wayfarers’ high-mindedness is not only ignoring the worlds but it is the destination of the wayfarers. Although some of the wayfarers may reach the end without making any efforts and only by the God’s mercy but, it is necessity as it directs their willing and promote the accomplishments and confirmations by God and accelerate reaching to the end. High Hemmat is not limited to the affairs within the capability but, it covers the affairs more beyond the capability.
Keywords: : Hemmat wayfarer, High-mindedness, Ignoring the world and after life, spirituals wayfarer.
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Classical literature
Received: 2004/04/26 | Accepted: 2004/02/20 | Published: 2004/06/12
Received: 2004/04/26 | Accepted: 2004/02/20 | Published: 2004/06/12
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