Abandoning servitude is only valid for those who see that the essence of possible things remains in their origin from nothingness and that they are manifestations of the truth that is apparent in them. There is no existence except for God and there is no effect except for it. For by itself, it grants the existence of the apparent what the limits fall upon in the eye of every apparent thing, so it is more like a thing. By number, it is intelligible and has no existence, and its ruling is valid and constant in the countables, and the countables are nothing but the forms of existents, whatever they are, and the reason for the abundance of existents is the specifics of possible things, and it is also the reason for the difference in the forms of existents, so the ruling of number takes precedence over the ruling of every judge .