The Nature and Proving the Unity of Action and Agent in the Science of Spiritual Wayfaring

One of the foundations of the practical mysticism is the unity of the wayfaring act with the rational soul, which should be discussed in the philosophy of science of wayfaring. The wayfaring act is an essential act not an accidental one, i.e. it does not have an identity, but a communicative one with the rational soul, that means the wayfaring act is the ideation of an act issuing from the rational soul, not from the bodily or hearty acts. This wayfaring act emerges from essential agent, and it is not one of the members and powers of the rational soul, but the rational soul itself. This unity goes back to two existential combinations, "endemaje" existential combination and endekaki one, which the combination in the first one is an existential mode abstracting from existence itself, and the combination in the second one is a combination of two longitudinal matters, which one is imperfect and the second itself, existentially is the perfect form of that imperfect. The combining unity is proved by three arguments, proving based on potentially and actually, proving based on correlating menses and proving based on depending identity.