And everything that slanders a certain station and criticizes that station, then the holder of that station is not characterized in that state by the perfection that he deserves, and if it is from perfection, then the light of servitude is equal to the light of lordship, then it is from its effect, and to the extent that it slanders servitude, it slanders lordship, even if Such slander does not taint or affect natural happiness, but rather it affects scientific happiness. The most general degrees in that are two degrees: the degree of haste with which man was created, and the degree of heedlessness to which man was created. If not, the highest heavens have a part in nature and entry in terms of His luminous structure, the Truth would not have described them. With the quarrel in his saying, I had no knowledge of the highest councils, since they dispute, and the highest councils do not dispute except in terms of the natural appearance in which it appears, such as the appearance of G