That the Sufi unites with one's innermost being.
One's heart is the shrine of one's God and one's body is God's temple.
The Sufi considers every person not only as one's brother and sister but as oneself.
At the same time, the Sufi never claims spirituality or goodness.
Neither does the Sufi judge anyone, except oneself in one's own doings.
The Sufi's constant attitude towards others is that of love and forgiveness.
The Sufi's attitude towards God is that one's innermost being is the object of one's worship and the Beloved Whom one loves and admires.
The Sufi's interest in life is art and beauty, and
One's task [is] the service of humanity in whatever form possible.