And not being negligent, if he did not intend to violate the sanctity due to the force of the Divine Name’s ruling, then he is not to be blamed for it, like the disobedience of the common people out of heedlessness and remorse after a transgression has occurred. Patience in repeating blessings due to the divine deception within them is greater than patience in the face of misfortunes and afflictions.

God says to His servant, “I fell ill and you did not visit me.” Then he said in the explanation of that, “So-and-so fell ill and you did not visit him. If you had visited him, you would have found me with him. ”

Just as a thirsty person finds it necessary when a mirage leads him to lack of water, so he returns to God in contrast to the blessings. For it is the greatest veil from God, except for those whom God has enabled. As for God’s deception in particular, it is concealed in maintaining the situation on him despite the bad manners that befall him, which is taking