1. Who are you, my Master of the world, for whom
Blessed is he, his fortune has aided his prosperity,

2. So let a sincere heart bear witness for him,
And its witnesses established upon it are its witnesses.

3. And let him be annihilated from himself and his attributes
Flying freely, and in that annihilation is his existence.

4. And protect him with a lightning bolt that takes him
To the most noble ascent, then returns him,

5. Until he remains not knowing in perplexity
Whether your bringing him close or sending him far.

6. But he has cast down his weapon surrendered,
So his desire is whatever you want of him.

7. For to him your honoring him
And abasing him, benefiting him and destroying him are equal.