Everything comes into being from the Will of God. Everything is so that God can witness Himself. Everything knows God. Only man can choose not to see Him.

By hiding Himself from man, God can discover Himself. This is how God comes to know Himself.

That which is all cannot view itself without humanity. That which is within itself cannot see outside itself. So it is that man can see God from the outside, while being inside. Man is outside God, but inside God, and God is outside man, and within man.

“The Just Necessity places man in the circle.”

The universe is the material result of this collapse after the expansion of knowing. The universe is the process that makes the world. The world is the process that makes man. And man is the process by which the creator determines His creation. All is necessary.

Man is the bridge by which God crosses to Himself.

Man can reveal the unity that preceded the plurality—or rather, the illusion of plurality by which the One is known.

Man is like God, because he discovers God. God is loves man, because through him alone is the choice to be seen, seen, and the choice to be known, known. Only thus is the Good recognized.

God knew Himself, and knew that He knew. But, without a mirror, how could He contemplate his own being?

Man is his reflection, and matter is His mirror.

So it is that the worlds came into being.