Wisdom (128): Hazrat was going behind a funeral when he heard the sound of a person laughing, on which he said. It is as if death in this world is written for others besides us, and as if this right (death) is obligatory on others, and as if the dead we see are travelers who will soon return to us. Here we put them in the graves, and here we eat their remains as if we will live forever after them. Then we have forgotten every person who advises, whether he is male or female, and they have become victims of every calamity.

Hazrat was going behind a funeral when he heard the sound of a person laughing, on which he said. It is as if death in this world is written for others besides us, and as if this right (death) is obligatory on others, and as if the dead we see are travelers who will soon return to us. Here we put them in the graves, and here we eat their remains as if we will live forever after them. Then we have forgotten every person who advises, whether he is male or female, and they have become victims of every calamity.