Know that the abode of possibility is not the abode of obligation. Rather, they are two abode of the obligatory and the possible, and the abode of the possible is nothingness or not, which is its true abode. If it is characterized by existence, it is undoubtedly estranged from its homeland, and if it resides in its homeland it witnesses the truth, then it is a neighbor to it, since the description of nothingness has eternally the description of existence. God has eternity, so he was alienated from his homeland by existence, so he separated from the proximity of the truth, and co-occurrence was necessary with this alienation, and the truth is not characterized by this characteristic, and the truth was not characterized by existence eternally in the case of its non-existence, so it was alienated from the truth by its existence, and when the incidental existence happened to him and participation in existence occurred between him and the truth, he was astonished, for he saw what he di