Among that is vision, a veil, which is the door. He said, “There is no door to knowledge except vision, for nothing is clearer than it, except that it is a veil to the extent of what is seen, and that is for a reason, which is resemblance. For opinion, meaning the one who sees, is what is seen in what is seen except its image, whether it is real or created, so the extent is not known.” The visible, except that he knew what he saw, and that what he called visible is visible in him what is visible, and the visible is his image, so no stranger occurs to him and he prepares to work with him according to his ability, except that then there is a joke, which is that the place in which he saw his image covered that visible image in a way that it did not have, since it did not have it. It is necessary to deal with what he saw in the manner appropriate for this ruling, and it is achieved, and from this no one sees tranquility except one who has achieved his empowerment. He said, “Every pers