and tokens that pointed toward His abstract Reality (ma‘nawiyyah) and established His Divinity. This is because, as it is said:

“Wherever divine power is found, there lies the Great Powerful One.”

Through the manifestation of homogeneity—which was a subtle grace, mercy, comfort, and justice from the Creator—the servants were enabled to perceive the Creator and witness the brilliant miracles that pointed toward His Divinity. For this reason, we must negate physical body (al-jismiyyah) and the human form—with all its attachments and implications—from the Creator, while simultaneously acknowledging that He, the Exalted, manifested to every genre like unto its own genre.

Yet, this remains strictly within the vision of plain sight, not in objective reality; for He, glorified is He, neither transitions nor vanishes. Indeed, the manifest Entity that we witnessed and upon which our sights fell is the very Essence of the Pre-Eternal Creator, the Essence of the unassailable Hiddenness (al-ghayb al-manī‘), the unknown Boundary, and the absolute Light transcendent above setting.