The 7 Elohim

The Seven Elohim, referred to as the Seven Spirits, were created by the Triune Allah (which represents Wisdom, Will, and Love). These Elohim, in their boundless power, are responsible for creating everything that exists, both past and present.

These Spirits, which were initially created, then embarked on the vast expanse of boundless space. They were joined by seven others, each with its unique form of life. These forms of life were essentially divine thoughts of Allah, given substance within their respective ether planes.

The seven ether planes are described as protoplast, earth, plant, beast, man, angel, and cherubim. These planes represent different levels or dimensions of existence, each with its unique characteristics and life forms. Importantly, these planes, and the myriad life forms within them, are considered the creation of Allah's thoughts and are never visible to the physical eyes of humans. These planes are composed of a substance too refined for physical perception, but they are believed to constitute the essence or soul of all things.

The passage suggests that while these ether planes and their inhabitants are beyond the perception of human physical senses, they can be observed by the eyes of the soul, indicating a deeper, spiritual level of understanding and connection with the divine creation.