And from this, it is impossible for the state to be generalized from Chapter 457. He said: Temperaments are different, and souls are subject to moods, and souls are susceptible to the occurrences, and the occurrences are responded to by the states. It is impossible for one state to be generalized, but rather for each occurrence there is a state of its own, and for this reason he specified what makes one intoxicated, soothes the other, and neither intoxication nor awakening prevailed, and he said. The state, in terms of the generality of the name, is general, and they are states that are distinguished by their effects on souls that are perceived by reason and sense. He said, “Divine wrath and satisfaction are among the states, so what then is the one who is described by the state as angry with him or pleased with him?” And it is said in the hadith that he has entered under the ruling of the state, and good manners are required in that state. He said, “The tongue of the state” was r