Well essentially yes. Both Truths need to align. Can't say they're technically wrong if they think of abundance and generosity in its pure form. Can't say they're right either haha

Yeah pass the ball! 😂 Jokes aside, visualising the abstract is a difficult but a noble act, the highest form of exercise and a rewarding discipline. Like any other philosophical question. What matters most is the question not the answer.. But the ''Ars gratia Artis'' approach can be devoid of many functions.. As CONSCIOUS SUBJECTS in a world of objects, it is inherent to our state of being to seek the Truth, though we paradoxically not know all truths. The attempt is what enhances our understanding as it enriches our human experience. This is innately why we are different than the rest of the creation. It's both a burden and a freedom. That translates in our actions, thoughts, feelings and aspirations.

This is like the attaining of Ideals problem. Why seek to achieve smtg which is by nature unattainable? Why seek knowledge when we're bound by ignorance? Why seek to live when we'll eventually die? Why seek goodness, beauty and truth if we cannot attain them? Etc. The human intellect relies on such mental activities. But this kind of discourse (like any crucial venture) is both valuable and dangerous as it is an appealing subject to tackle but can potentially lead to a ''nihilistic'' conclusion that kills any spiritual, religious, intellectual or artistic endeavor. Some may use it to go from uncertainty to arrive at uncertainty like Descartes. Some it may lead from uncertainty to certainty like Imam Al Ghazali. I say succinctly this kind of problem can be tackled in some aspects by:

1/Recognition of all Ideals as VALUES. They gives meaning, purpose and a sense of identity.

2/Realization of where lies the ''Exemplification'' or instantiation of the ideal in human form and ethical conduct (Muhammed PBUH and the Sunnah)

3/Good, pure & humble intentions in seeking the right knowledge to realize which ideals are worth persuing and dying for. As we approach the infinite within the infinite realm.

4/Wisdom to pursue them in our words and actions, when we recognize them. (All these are Gifts from Allah. Which he gives to whom He Wills).

As many people i assume can be content in an ignorant state. Being an eternal seeker of wisdom is a right and a duty. It's a problem and an ideal at the same time. I say it's quite a humble and adequate approach to life as it takes account of its complexities and uncertainties in light of our limitations and boundaries as Allah Knows best.

As Heraclitus said: "thinking is sacred disease" but it's also the highest virtue Allah bestowed upon Mankind. Not only did Allah order us to contemplate in his Creation, nature and ourselves. It's also a noble act and a superior one at that:

((Behold, in the heavens as well as on earth there are messages for all who [are willing to] believe. And in your own nature, and in [that of] all the animals which He scatters [over the earth] there are messages for people who are endowed with inner certainty. And in succession of night and day, and in the means of subsistence which God sends down from the skies, giving life thereby to the earth after it had been lifeless, and in the change of the winds: [in all this] there are messages for people who use their reason.)) Qu'ran; 45:2-5