The Central Archive, the Reckoning and Guarding the Cosmic Order

Why did I choose to call it the Central Archive? Because in that exalted resting place the originals and the copies of every atom in existence are kept, where no alteration can reach them and no forgetting can touch them. In the school of Abstraction we ground a certainty: every act that comes from us, small or great, is not a passing event scattered by the wind, but a precise and exact entry in our personal record, which is structurally bound to the greater order of the cosmos. The Return, in its reality, is the decisive moment when these files are opened and read in the language of direct witnessing. Then it becomes clear to us that the Reckoning is not so much an external punishment as a precise engineering that compares consciousness and measures the soundness of its course. The essential question the system asks at that moment is this: does what you put forward while you were in this dense earthly matrix accord with the divine law of the Real? The return, in this system, is a complete restoration of the order to its first ideal state — that primordial state which came before the accidents of condensation and material Concretion. The hidden meanings of the Qurʾānic text point clearly to the return as an inevitable cosmic act that runs through the whole of existence: galaxies, stars and atoms all go back to their origin, each with its own signature carrying the essence of its journey. Here the intelligence of the Vicegerent shows itself in taking care that his closing signature is sealed with the pulses of glorification and peace, so that he meets no conflict when he returns to the Central Archive. In a sense close to what Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyya, may God have mercy on him, taught in his books, whoever can bring his consciousness into harmony with the laws of transcendence will find his return a gentle melting into the beauty of Grace, not a violent collision with the majesty of Justice. The ascent then becomes a natural passage from the part to the whole, from the relative to the Absolute, in the expanse of the First Source from which existence burst forth and to which it returns, in all its precision and splendour. Hashem Nassar All rights reserved