The benefit of numbers for us on our path, through which our happiness is completed, is that if the investigator and the disciple takes a letter from these, he adds the small juzm to the large juzm, such as adding to the qāf, which is a hundred with the big one and one with the small one, and he makes the number of the small juzm, which is from one to nine, permanent, and returns it to itself. If it is one, which is the letter alif in the Jazmān, and the Qāf, Shin, and Yā’ in our case and in others, replace the lexicalized Shin Gīn with the small Jazmān, then that one makes the letter Alif required of it by whatever Jazmān. If the alīf is even to the Tā’, which are the simple numbers, then it is shared between the big and small in the Jazmān, insofar as it is for the Jazmān. The small one returns it to you, and insofar as it is for the large juzm, it is returned to the required entries for you, so you ask in the alif, which is the one, the ten ya’, the stop of the hundred, and the