Prophets, peace be upon them, dealt with God, and wherever they would face a problem, they would turn to God immediately. They would remember God even during times of happiness, in a way that it was as though they would see God as the source of everything. ...

Man should constantly be engaged in Zikr (invocation)! One, who is always engaged in Zikr, always sees himself in the presence of God, and is in continuous discourse with God.  ...

These (shedding of) tears was the way of all the Prophets, peace be upon them, for the delight of meeting God, and acquiring divine pleasure. These tears of the eyes are connected to the highest of Heavens. ...

If meeting God is possible in the Hereafter, then so it is even in this world, with the same criterion of possibility; however not with the physical eyes, rather with the eyes of the heart and insight. ...

The door to reaching perfection and meeting God is open. Is it not a pity to not have and be deprived of these stages, which are gained through the servitude of God? ...

Prayers is the best time for meeting and being in the presence of God. Prayers have been established for submission and humility with all its stages. ...