I looked, I soared with the negation of tazyid (leyse), and I remained; in the end, I became utterly lost in the unseen (ghayb). In nonexistence, through nonexistence, I was lost in the loss of losing by means of nonexistence, until I was lost in the loss of loss itself. Then I considered the tawhid (the oneness of God) in the disappearance of the people (ḥalq) from the gnostic (ʿārif), and of the gnostic from the people. (Lumaʿ, 468)
danı olan tazyi'e (Sufi Terminology)
I looked, I soared with the negation of tazyid (leyse), and I remained; in the end, I became utterly lost in the unseen (ghayb). In nonexistence, through nonexistence, I was lost in the loss of losing by means of …