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He takes him with his leg because he has no hand, and his wing is not able to take hold of him. That is why he hangs the dream with his leg, for it is suspended, and it is the eye of the bird. The image of the vision is the same state and nothing else. That state is either an accident, an essence, or a percentage of a state or something else. It is the same image of that vision and that bird, and from it this state was created and it is necessary whether it was a body, accident or proportion. I mean that image as Adam was created from dust and we are from a despised water. Even if the dream indicates the existence of a child, then that child was created from the eye of that dream, water in the loins of his father. It is amazing and a true revelation, and every child is about a vision that you see distinguishing him from others, and he is closer to souls than others, if you make your mind like this, you see him, and every creature of state, width, or proportion of a state or other that is from a vision, he has a distinction over someone who is not from a vision, and see that in A dream is safe, the mother of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace We mentioned him, so he, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, had the eye of his mother s dream appearing in his father s water in the same image that his mother saw him, and therefore there were many hypocrites about him, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, and he was distinguished from others.

[ A strange secret in natural science ]

So look in the sciences of nature: If a woman aspires while she is pregnant on something, the child comes out similar to that thing, and if she looks at intercourse or the man imagines an image during intercourse and the discharge of water, the child will be created in an image that he imagined. The places where you look at that image of the woman during intercourse and the man, and it is imprinted in the imagination, so it affects nature, and that force that was in that image comes out in the child who comes from that water, and it is a strange secret in the science of nature. How did he combine his being a spirit that gives life to the dead and his being a human being if the spirit is in him the life of the natural bodies, and stronger than that what the Samaritan did from the grip of the trail of Gabriel when he knew that the spirit accompanied life where he came and threw what he caught in the calf pottery calf with that trace captured from the trampling of the soul, even if he threw it In the form of a mare to sneer or in the form of a human being who spoke, the preparation for what appeared in life was only for the recipient, and from here you know the image of the apparent in the appearances, and that the appearances give by their willingness to appear in them what appears in them from the carrier and portable images and that is why God showed this wisdom to stand from that on what is the matter Then, the Prophet s name, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, is good tidings and good tidings for its effect on human skin, for the human image changes by what is reported to it in its interior, from what you imagine from an image you see or a word you hear, either with sadness or joy, then it shows an effect on the skin that must be, because it is a natural rule deposited God is in nature, so it is only like this

(Supplement) The vision has a place, place and condition

Its state is sleep, which is the absence from the visible sensibilities that lead to rest, because of the fatigue that this upbringing was in in the state of awakening from the movement, even if it was in its whims. The Almighty said, And we made your sleep into hibernation. Increasing tiredness, and the other section is a special rest section, which is the pure and sound sleep that God mentioned that He made it rest when these machines, organs and bodily organs were tired in the state of wakefulness, and He made its time the night, even if it occurred during the day, as He made the day for the living and if it falls at night, but the ruling is for the majority. He has a vision, and these instruments are transferred from the outward sense of the senses to his inwardness in order to see what has been decided in the treasury of the imagination to which the senses are raised, what it has taken from the sensible objects and what has been pictured by the pictorial power that is from some of the servants of this treasury, to see this speaking soul that God owned this city what has settled in its treasury as It is customary among kings, if they enter their treasuries during the times of their seclusion, to see what is in it, and as much as it has been completed for this formation of instruments that are prey and servants who are the sensual powers, the storage will be then a complete treasury for you. The life and then an imperfect treasury like the blind, for it does not move into the treasury of his imagination, images of colors, and muteness does not move to the treasury of the imagination, images of sounds or verbal letters.


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