In that mail, twelve miles, and since the distance requires the amount by itself, and the number requires the amounts, and the ranks of the number are twelve, which cannot be added or subtracted, and they are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, one hundred thousand. These are simple numbers and what not. It is added to it and is compounded from it. So if a person walks in the path of God in the four pillars from which his origin arose, which are his humors, he cuts each corner with these twelve. As for the great ones, they cut them in the four divine names, which are the mothers of all names, and upon them the existence of the world ceases, and He is the Living, the Knowing, the Willing, the Powerful, and nothing else, and with these names. It is proven that he is a god, so if the servant looks at these four with the four that he has, they are eight, and he looks at himself and his mind, and they are ten, and he looks at the oneness of his essence and th