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													Pearl of Wisdom
	'He whose intellect is complete finds carnal desires insignificant.'
 Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as] Ibid. no. 8226 
			
				
					
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		| About the transience of the world |   |  
| Sermon 62                                                  				 				About the transience of the world 
 
 Beware ! surely  this world is a place from which protection cannot be sought except  while one is in it. The action which is performed only for this world  cannot secure salvation. People are tested in it through calamities.  Those who have taken worldly pleasures here will be taken out from them  (by death) and will be questioned about them. And whatever (good  actions) they have achieved for the other world, they will get them  there and stay in them. For the intelligent this world is like the shade  - one moment it is spread out and extended but soon it shrinks and  contracts. 	 			 
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