Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Part IV — Page 363
SuB-Footnote Number Three 363 is walking gracefully and elegantly, takes a step, and then pauses before taking the next, thus displaying the beauty of his gait. And the wis- dom behind adopting these two styles is that the divine revelation should remain totally distinguished from selfish and Satanic thoughts and that the revelation of the Absolute God should be recognized at once through its majestic and beautiful blessings. I recall one such situation. I first received a revelation in English: I love you. Then came the revelation: I am with you. Then came the revelation: I shall help you. Then came the revelation: I can what I will do. Thereafter, with such emphasis that made my body tremble, came the revelation: We can what We will do. At the time, the tone and pronunciation made me feel as if an Englishman was standing over me and uttering these phrases. Despite the awe-striking tone, there was a pleasure in it, giving comfort and satisfaction to the soul even before the meanings had been ascertained. Such revelations in English have often been repeated. On one occasion