One of these objects can be found in the midst of the "Ocean of Wonder," while another is characterized by the "Insane of Love," because the "leviathan of love hath swallowed reason.
One of these entities is used to expound the action and effect of the Light-Giver, but it is warned that we should not confuse the speaker's metaphors with instances of anthropomorphizing God. One of these objects can be found in the midst of the "Ocean of Wonder," while another is characterized by the "Insane of Love," because the "leviathan of love hath swallowed reason." Three of them are indescribable by tongues and pens, but only by the "soul's nightingale," which is a reference to their formulator's form. They were introduced in a work written in response to Shaykh Muhyi'dDin, and they were modeled after similar entities found in The Conference of the Birds. For 10 points, name these locations that include ones of Unity, Love and Search, places for the soul to visit as it ascends towards God, all of which are depressed areas that are the subject of a treatise by Baha'u'llah.
One of these entities is used to expound the action and effect of the Light-Giver, but it is warned that we should not confuse the speaker's metaphors with instances of anthropomorphizing God.
the Seven Valleys or Haft Vadi