God has made us among those whose hearing is strained to supplicate to his Lord and whose sight is strained to witness His manifestation, for the manifestation is permanent and uninterrupted. Witnesses of the truth are what does not rise, so permanence to permanence, attention to attention, and a transition to a position which is higher than the position from which you moved from a facet that returns to you, and what is higher than a facet returns to the truth, for matters if Attributing it to the truth does not differ in honor, and if you attribute it to you, it differs in your right. What is perfect for us is the one to whom things are as they are in relation to God, and he is the one who sees the face of truth in every matter, and I have not seen him taste this section in what has been conveyed to us in one sentence, and he must have men. It is necessary, but they are few, for the status is great and the speech is grave, and I used to imagine that some of our imitators had achi