And the motive for seeking it are things that require it, and they are the motives for seeking it, which is the greatness of its value, the greatness of the One who sent it down, and the contempt of the one who seeks it to himself by seeking it. For he bears witness to the seeking of this great goodness that he has destined himself with great poverty in return for it, because whenever the servant wants to achieve fulfillment through servitude, he degrades his destiny until he inflicts upon himself the nothingness that It is its origin, and I am not more despicable than nothingness, so I am not more despicable than the soul of the created, so it is also called the Night of Destiny, for the people attending it know their destinies, I mean by their despicableness, even though the good they attain is evil, like those who seek in possibility and lack, and the poorest of existences. He who lacks the needy, so I am not poorer than man, for I do not know God more than him for his associat