Man is within himself. Then God Almighty placed for him in the body which God had made for him a kingdom and settled over him. He placed in it sensory and moral powers and machines, and it was said to him: Take the sciences from them and spend them in such and such ways. These machines were placed for him in levels. The moral powers are all complete powers except power. Imagination was created weak and the sensitive force was made subordinate to the body. The more the body grows and grows and its quantity increases, the more its sense and imagination become stronger, since all the forces do not take things except from the imagination. It is a physical force that is susceptible to all the images that the sense gives it and is susceptible to the images that the pictorial force opens up in it. It is composed of existing things that the imagination has grasped from the sensitive power, and there is nothing in the powerful that resembles the material in accepting forms except imaginati