Among that is the feeling of despair, from Chapter 247, The Present Torment. Attachment to the mind. He who despairs is relieved and embarrassed by the shackles, and the feeling is relieved by the problems, and the problems are similar. The proverb is the opposite and the opposite is after, and the feeling is near, so what then is the feeling? There is nothing better in the feeling because it contains confirmation of others than the human being in himself, so he made it foreign. This is the goal of the proud soul, and whoever is estranged from himself through ignorance of his own kind and feels alienated from his human being by human beings, he will only be deceived, and the hidden Book will not be touched by anyone except the purified, and then there will be nothing but Paradise, and they are among us in gardens, so they are the people of latency, and what befell them is like wombs. He is more knowledgeable to you, since He produced you from the earth through your father, and whe