of the Ascension, the Prophet Muhammad (Upon whom be blessings and peace), the Result of the World's Creation, declared "All blessings are God's!" in the name of all creatures. That is, since all these states and arts, which prompt acclaim and applause and cause one to exclaim, "What wonders God has willed! All blessings are God's!" proceed from the power of the All-Glorious One alone, the Prophet (UWBP) offered all those blessings to God Almighty in His presence.

Then, since all the atoms of a handful of the element air in everyone's private world — even those expended when uttering the word "Hū!" (He) declare, "All benedictions are God's" (al-ṣalawāt li-llāh), which signifies all the supplications, orisons, entreaties, and worship present in the duties they manifest of receiving and transmitting sounds, and since they offer those trillions upon trillions of words to their Maker and Creator with a universal tongue, the Most Noble Messenger (Upon whom be blessings and peace) offered them and their universal meaning to Almighty God, also saying, "All benedictions are God's!" That is to say, all supplications and entreaties arising from need, and thanks proceeding from bounties, and worship and prayers, are due to the Creator of All Things alone. Otherwise, as is explained in the Addendum to the Point About the Air, each atom of air in the handful expended when uttering the word "Hū!" (He) would have to possess absolute power and will with which to know all languages, and see where the speakers are located, and hear everything near and far, and understand all accents and idioms and many other things besides, and do all this without confusing them, which of course is absurd to the number of those atoms. Since this is so, without doubt and of necessity each of those atoms points to and testifies to the All-Wise Maker together with all His attributes. Simply, each testifies to Him as the great world testifies to Him, but to a lesser extent. That is to say, "All benedictions are God's!" was pronounced during Muhammad's (Upon whom be blessings and peace) Ascension, invoking blessings to the number of atoms of air.

Then, as a universal tongue, the element of light and fire — that is, the element light, physical and non-physical, with and without heat — utters with the tongue of disposition in boundless and infinite fashion and with countless tongues: "Good words — all are God's!" That is, all fine words, lovely meanings, and exquisite beauties, and the manifestations of the pre-eternal Most Beautiful Names whose splendour is seen on the face of the cosmos; and the beauties of the universe and creatures apparent through the belief of foremost the prophets, saints, and purified ones, and of all the believers, and the praise, acclaim, thanks, glorifications, and declarations of God's oneness, unity, and greatness proceeding from their belief, which,