Let us say, “Know that His saying, ‘He gave everything its creation,’ is only from what that thing’s essence is based on, from the seasons that constitute its essence. As for what those chapters require of supplies and symptoms, that is not what he gave, because the symptoms of every entity are not finite as long as it is described by remaining in existence. And what is not possible for finitude cannot enter into existence, but rather in succession and succession. The right seeker is the one who does not ask for what his essence does not deserve in terms of its attributes and symptoms, such as one who does not have the right to accept contemplation, so he asks to be characterized by thought. So he is right in asking for it. If a person asks for it, if he is predominant. He has to stand with the tangible things, so he has the right to ask to be occupied with contemplation of the creation of the heavens and the earth and all the signs. He is right in his request, and his claim is tr