So creation was divided into two parts, one to pure truth and one to pure nature, and an isthmus appeared between them in which a world appeared that was neither one of these two parts. He saw what the truth deserved, so he gave him his right, and if he did not give it to him, it was his. He saw what nature deserved, so he gave her her right, and if he did not give it, then it was hers. For nature is not made up, but rather it is for itself in the mind, not in the eye, just as right is for itself in the mind and eye. If truth and nature come together in the mind, then truth is separated from the mind and distinguished in the eye, for right has physical and mental existence, and nature has mental existence, but it does not have physical existence, and that is to be the ruling. In creation, there is between existence and nothingness, so nothingness is accepted from the standpoint of nature and existence is accepted from the perspective of truth. For this reason, everything other tha