Shadee Elmasry – Hakim Salim on the four temperments…
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The speaker explains the concept of the " temperament" of massage, which is a term used to describe the physical characteristics of massage. The " temperament" is measured by the qualities inherent in each season, including warm and moist temperatures, warmer and hotter temperatures, and cold and dry temperatures. The " temperament" is measured by the person who is most likely to have a sub meaning for each season, and the "phlegm." The " temperament" is measured by the person who is most likely to have a sub meaning for each season.
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For us to understand the prophetic knowledge, we really need to go
back to this idea of the temperament the massage and
massage actually is a Quranic term.
So we can translate it as temperament or as a personality.
And basically what it is is very easy to anchor this into the four
seasons. So predominantly we have four seasons. And there are four
different types of temperaments. So, you have spring season, which
has a quality of being warm and moist, warm and moist, that
spring, and then you have summer, which is really warm and dry, dry,
warm or hot, warmer, hotter and dry. And then you have what you
call fall here or autumn, which is dry and cold, cold. And then you
have winter, which is a cold and wet. Okay, so you're covered and
moist. So these are the qualities inherent in each of the season. In
a similar way. Predominantly, you have a person that would be one or
more of these temperaments. That was a dump, they'll have a
dominant, they would have a dominant temperament and then they
would have a sub dominant temperament. Would you would you
what would you call this? Well, you have many names for this. So
for example, spring is called Rubby in Arabic. Yeah. And in
English is called sanguine, sanguine. Yeah. So this is someone
who is always going to be in a good mood. They're gonna be having
good mood. Mostly in a good mood. And then you have summer. Okay,
yeah. Which is so frothy swats so far away from yellowness. Yeah.
Which is also known as choleric choleric. Yeah. So they, like
summer, a lot of
while this person is gonna be hot blooded, hot blooded. So why
wouldn't it be red? Like hot blooded? The color that
it's it's not but here's the hot blooded of summer is you have the
yellowness of the bile. Okay. Yeah. So it's not hot blooded, but
choleric, with the irritation and heat, highly irritable, highly
irritable. So they don't necessarily have abundance of
blood, but they have abundance of heat and dryness. So that all they
could do have a temper to they're more relaxed every year, they're
more likely to have a temper. So they're quick to snap, they're
more likely to be outward. Start reminding yourself actually.
So they're very quick to shift moods indeed. Okay, actually, I
think you just diagnosed me right there. Okay, next and then you
have the fall which is the autumn okay. Yeah. Which is more
melancholic melt Okay, so a downer this is like down we may call it
Debbie Downer more internalized more reflected but download and
what would we call that? We call it melancholy melancholy. Oh, in
Arabic. So Davi Yeah. This is older, from the field of soda,
sort of darkness. But this type of person you want to get away from?
Well, we'll come to that. No, you don't want to get away from any
person. Because they all have their strengths and weaknesses.
That's the difference. And then you have the phlegm which is the
winter