The invoker becomes a "witness" to the Divine Self. They no longer just believe in a distant deity; they possess a "vision" of the Divine that influences every interaction they have with the world—moving through life with a sense of "ardent love" and "gentleness" toward all people. Understanding Ism-e-Allah Zaat | PDF | Soul - Scribd
A critical chapter in this story is the perishing of the lower self ( an-nafs ). As noted by practitioners in The Soul of Islam , this process clears the "mirror of the mind and soul," allowing the invoker to see the world as it truly is, rather than through the "sugar-coated" illusions of material reality. Invoker Witnesses
The narrative of an "invoker" who "witnesses" is one of spiritual evolution from a state of separation to one of divine union: The invoker becomes a "witness" to the Divine Self