Theology and Creed

No eye can see God, whether in this world or the Hereafter, for He is not confined by any limit. The universe and all who dwell in it remain ever subject to the One, the All-Subduing. In ambiguous reports, “seeing” refers to the manifestation of God’s special grace and attention toward His servants; and “meeting God” refers to the manifestation of His particular benevolence through the unveiling of His mysteries.

Our understanding of and ability to benefit from other worlds depends on the breadth of our knowledge, our capacity for wisdom, and how well we put that wisdom into practice. As with a computer, how much a person can process and understand about the universe depends on the capabilities of their system. People also differ in their awareness and understanding of other worlds; as the spirit is elevated and the light of the unseen grows brighter, their understanding and ability to benefit increase. Merely imagining something does not mean we are present there, and false certainty can lead us astray.