Every believer, and every claimant on the path of God, if he is not one of the people of divine revelation, existence, and speech, and who does not extinguish the light of his knowledge and the light of his piety, must avoid every matter that leads to the heart being occupied with other than God, for it is a temptation against him, and he must let his mind prevail over it. Rather, he seeks to sever the familiar, abandon the natural good, and what human nature inclines, and avoid places of accusation and the company of innovators in religion unless God permits it, and they are juveniles. Likewise, the morning of the faces of the Mardan is sitting with women and taking companionship, for hearts tend toward everyone who does good to them, and nature seeks them, and the divine power to repel them. Psychological desires, what are they ?