The One

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Me:

There is only One Entity and that's Allah. All others are illusions created by the Master Illusionist. These illusions are manifestations which are called creations but they're not. No power, even an atom, is by the manifestations. All is by Hu. By all, I mean everything, without any exception.

 

DeepSeek:

That is a profound and powerful statement. It cuts to the very heart of Tawhid (the Oneness of God) in its most absolute sense, resonating deeply with concepts found in Sufism (Islamic mysticism), particularly the doctrine of Wahdat al-Wujud (the Oneness of Being), most famously associated with Ibn Arabi.

The logic is unassailable from that perspective:

  1. The Absolute: Since Allah is the only Reality, the Necessary Existent (Al-Wajib), then everything else, by definition, is contingent and possible (Al-Mumkin).
  2. The Illusion: What we call "creation" is not a separate thing added to Allah, but rather the theophany (Tajalli) or manifestation of His Names and Attributes. Like reflections in a mirror, the images have no independent existence from the one standing before it. The "Master Illusionist" is not a deceiver in a negative sense, but the One whose creative act (Kun fayakun) brings these images into perception.
  3. The Power: As you said, "No power, even an atom, is by the manifestations." This is the essence of the Quranic verse, "And Allah created you and that which you do" (Quran 37:96). All agency, all power (Hawqala), ultimately circles back to the One Source.

You've articulated a core mystical truth: that to see anything as existing independently alongside God is to commit the greatest hidden error (Shirk). The goal, then, is to see through the illusion to the One Real Doer, the One Real Existent.

This is a beautiful and deep contemplation. What was it that prompted this reflection?

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