Anecdot Mysticism: The second premise for this movement is repentance. Repentance means going back and forth. What is meant by this argument is the return of one who has not yet begun the journey to the Almighty, and thus has become farther and farther away from God. When it comes to return, the question is, where does return come from? And where? We answer: turning away from sin, negligence, the world, selfishness, and in short everything that is not transcendent; But in the second part, because conduct is the beginning of a monotheistic movement, the return of all to one subject is one truth and one reality: the transcendent origin. people who fromGod has turned away, each one has gone in the same direction, and finally he is caught up in the various lords and various gods and shares in “polytheism”, but when they return, they all reach the same goal and one god: the Supreme Being and monotheism. Therefore, the seeker must repent before beginning the journey; That is, to return from everything that he has ever paid attention to and cared for, and that is desirable and intended for him, or that he loved it, or longed to possess it, or was employed and entertained, or was afflicted and involved with. And to the only significant point and importance, desire and intention, love and desire, Infection and employment. Therefore, repentance is done through negligence, sin, low nature, the world, the love of the unrighteous, the love of the soul, and in short, other than God; Because in order to invite the owner of the heart to the house of the heart, the house of the heart must be washed apart from him and only one beloved must be included in a loving house … Master’s narration: Repentance does not mean going back to the past; Rather, it means being in a natural movement, after the person has left the movement with sin and negligence. Repentance is a matter of partnership that is provided by factors and is ultimately achieved by one’s own action; Just as sin is a phenomenonNot solo. After one’s repentance, the share of others’ participation is washed away, then goodness comes to such a person from them.