In its appearance, but what is less than it is judged. There is no ruling for time in the movements of the astronomy, because it is the appearance itself, and the apparent and occurring events in the spheres, the heavens, and the upper world have causes other than time, and the movements of the astronomy are arranged in successive parts in one way, like the movement of a millstone, so each part does not separate from its neighbour, and the movement of the pillars is not like that. The elements are intertwined with each other, each part is removed from the part that was adjacent to it and inhabited areas other than the ones in which it was. The causes of the movement of the element differ from the reasons for the movement of the astronomy, because the movement of the astronomy is only known by what it gives in the pillars of movement and the rays of its planets, with what God has deposited in them of mind, spirit, and knowledge. In the persons of every type of generator according t