In a story about some of the people of the state, some tourists said: I was passing through some of my travels in the land of the Levant when I passed by a river called the River of Gold, and I saw in the back of one of the villages of that river a hermitage with a monk in it, so I called him, “Monk, answer me,” but he did not answer me, so I called him the second time. O monk, answer me, but he did not answer me. So I called him the third time, O monk, answer me, or he said. So I called the third time, O my Lord, and he looked up and saw me and said to me, “What is your need and what do you want?” So I said to him, “A sermon or a commandment that I will benefit from,” and he said to me, “O, leave this world.” I said, “Yes,” and he said to me, “All my sustenance, and remain silent, and treat the soul, for you will die,” and he mentioned it. Standing in the hands of the living that does not die, then he said

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