I have given you the level of solitude that we want in this book, not the solitude that is usual for those who practice solitude, and its degrees are one thousand and sixty-seven degrees, so the appearance of stringed solitude appears in the degrees. If the solitude is not inhabited by anyone except the scholar, then he is in solitude with himself. This is his origin. Then, when he was saturated with light, he was in solitude with his Lord and remained. In that solitude forever, he is not restricted by time, not by forty days or anything else. If the knower knows what we have mentioned, he knows that he is in solitude with his Lord, not with himself, and with his Lord, not with himself. So he sees in terms of its effect on his surroundings in the forms in which the surroundings themselves appear, and in terms of the multiplicity of his entities, he sees And every eye was different from its owner.