The home of the perfect servant is between these two ratios, corresponding to each of them by itself, for it is not divided in itself, and what is not divided cannot be described as corresponding to each ratio with a different thing with which it contrasts the other, and then there is only His essence, like the individual essence between the two substances or two bodies, corresponding to each one of what is between them. In itself, because that which is indivisible does not have two different aspects according to the rule of reason, and if the illusion imagines that, likewise the human being, in terms of his reality and niceness, corresponds with himself to the Truth in terms of his lineage of exaltation, and in this same way he contrasts the Truth in terms of the attribute of the divine descent to be characterized by the attributes that give the illusion of resemblance, which is the other ratio. Just as the truth that is described by these two ratios is one in itself and its sing