and its connected and separate world, and this is a great pillar of knowledge, and this is the science of the isthmus, and the science of the world of bodies in which spirituality appears, and it is the science of the market of Paradise, and it is the science of the divine manifestation in the resurrection in forms of change, and it is the science of manifestation. Meanings that do not exist in person, such as death in the form of a ram, which is the science of what people see in sleep, and the science of the abode in which creation takes place after death and before resurrection, which is the science of forms, in which visible forms appear in polished bodies like a mirror, and there is no after-knowledge of the divine names or manifestation, and its generality, more complete than this. The pillar, for it is the means of contracting to Him the senses ascend, and to Him the meanings descend, and He never departs fr