The Meccan Revelations: Page 361 from Volume Two

He described the lover as not knowing that he is a lover with great longing. He does not know for whom his affection is great.

He does not know about the one for whom his beloved is not distinguished. Excessive closeness is a veil, so he finds traces of love and the image of his beloved has clothed him, which controls his imagination. He seeks him from outside, but does not find what he embraced. His image in himself is due to the apparent intensity of the loving kindness of the inner being with the meaning that he takes from the beloved and raises it in himself, and that meaning that the lover raises from him is what worries him and disturbs him. He is in it and does not know that he is in it, so he does not seek it except through it. The gentle one is absent from the senses. He says and does not understand what he says or what he says. My heart is with my beloved

My heart is lost, where can I seek it? *** I do not see my bod