It cannot even tolerate a flash of regular light, much less the manifestation of Divine glory. Thus we see that Allah, Whose manifestation cannot be borne by mountains or contained by the heavens and earth, manifests Himself in the heart of a true believer. Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the Reformer of the 14th. In summary if man can truly bear the trust of the spirit that Allah has given him, he gets to know Allah, which is the real purpose of man's creation. The reason why man can bear the burden of this trust is given in the verse that I quoted earlier from chapter thirty-three.
Man is ever ready to bear loss and oppression.
In Arabic, the words zaloomun and jahoola when taken in the negative sense can mean unjust and ignorant. However, the Arabic word zulm also means causing a loss and jahal also means oppressing. All righteous deeds, and supplications entail some discipline of the self. A similar effort is involved in performing ablutions, or concentrating one's wandering thoughts towards God. The other quality of man that is praised, and because of which he can bear the burden of the trust, is that he can bear repeated loss to his self.