(I corrected their impression and said:) "ever since Allah had created my soul by a mere order-of 'Be and it became' taken it away, my connection with Punhoo was then prescribed, (and it is indissoluble, even though Punhoo has left me). I still rely on the advice of Hazrat Ali that "whoever has a craving for a particular thing and he struggles to acquire it, he would succeed in getting it". I am prepared to sacrifice my life in satisfaction of the message that may be received from Punhoo "O friends! Please bless me and wish me success in my efforts for reunion with him."
دست از طلب ندارم تا کام من بر آید
یا جان رسد بہ جاناں یا جان زتن بر آید
(Hafiz)
I would not cease desiring reunion till it is achieved. The only course open to me is either to reach the beloved or surrender life in the process.

"Since the time it was said 'Be' it 'Became ',
Punhoon attracted my soul to himself,
Since then my life has been destined,
For it has been said he who tries, is bound to find',
Welcome is death to me hearing Punhoon's message,
Friends, pray for me that i may meet my Beloved.

When Aaryani pulled my soul to himself after saying,
'Be and it become,'
My fate was decided there before the day of covenant,
'Whoever has a craving for and he struggles to acquire it, he would succeed in getting it this
All Shah* has said,
I still draw sustenance from this saying,
My death would be permissible on a message from punhoon,
Mates, pray for me so that I get together with the beloved.