The Mystical Interpretation of the Trinity, the Crucifixion, the Ascension and Return of Jesus

The fictional and mythical character of Christ has provided a liturgy for literary knowledge. Apart from addressing the role and influence of Jesus in Persian literary texts, this research, with a mystical insight, describes the Trinity, the communion, the ascension, and the course of Jesus in a coherent manner and explains the findings of the problem with the evidence of Persian literature in an interpretive way. Also, by looking at the marvelous life of Christ-with the aim of manifesting the beliefs-it has made clear the need for research. On the other hand, with the view of the metaphor of the species, the Trinity is considered as a cipher of unity, and the cross has been shown as the symbol of the soul, which must be fought with. But regarding the myth of the circle, the ascension as a sign of glory and return is a metaphor of the return to the principle of self, and, with a mystical look, has revealed that with the advent of a wise man as a Christian, the abstract can be lifted from the west to the east of the ascendant. He returned to the real homeland and the realm of love for eternity.