He said (1): “As for the second tawhid, which is established through realities, it is the tawhid of the elect. It consists in setting aside apparent causes, rising above (2) the contentions of rational minds (3), and relinquishing attachment to evidences. It means that one perceives (4) no proof in tawhid, no cause in reliance upon Allah, and, with respect to salvation (5), no means (6). He thereby becomes (7) one who witnesses that the Truth preceded (8) all things through His decree and knowledge, placed all things in their proper places, assigned (9) them to their appointed times, and concealed (10) them within their outward forms (11); who attains (12) true knowledge of flaws; and who follows (13) the path of effacing the originated realm (14). This is the tawhid (15) of the elect: it is validated through knowledge of annihilation, becomes pure through knowledge of comprehensive witnessing, and draws one toward the tawhid of the masters of comprehensive witnessing.”
He said (16): “As for the third tawhid, it is a tawhid that the Truth has reserved for Himself,