Shadee Elmasry – Hakim Salim on the four temperments…

Shadee Elmasry
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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

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back to this idea of the temperament the massage and

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massage actually is a Quranic term.

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So we can translate it as temperament or as a personality.

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And basically what it is is very easy to anchor this into the four

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seasons. So predominantly we have four seasons. And there are four

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different types of temperaments. So, you have spring season, which

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has a quality of being warm and moist, warm and moist, that

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spring, and then you have summer, which is really warm and dry, dry,

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warm or hot, warmer, hotter and dry. And then you have what you

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call fall here or autumn, which is dry and cold, cold. And then you

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have winter, which is a cold and wet. Okay, so you're covered and

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moist. So these are the qualities inherent in each of the season. In

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a similar way. Predominantly, you have a person that would be one or

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more of these temperaments. That was a dump, they'll have a

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dominant, they would have a dominant temperament and then they

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would have a sub dominant temperament. Would you would you

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what would you call this? Well, you have many names for this. So

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for example, spring is called Rubby in Arabic. Yeah. And in

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English is called sanguine, sanguine. Yeah. So this is someone

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who is always going to be in a good mood. They're gonna be having

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good mood. Mostly in a good mood. And then you have summer. Okay,

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yeah. Which is so frothy swats so far away from yellowness. Yeah.

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Which is also known as choleric choleric. Yeah. So they, like

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summer, a lot of

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while this person is gonna be hot blooded, hot blooded. So why

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wouldn't it be red? Like hot blooded? The color that

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it's it's not but here's the hot blooded of summer is you have the

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yellowness of the bile. Okay. Yeah. So it's not hot blooded, but

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choleric, with the irritation and heat, highly irritable, highly

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irritable. So they don't necessarily have abundance of

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blood, but they have abundance of heat and dryness. So that all they

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could do have a temper to they're more relaxed every year, they're

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more likely to have a temper. So they're quick to snap, they're

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more likely to be outward. Start reminding yourself actually.

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So they're very quick to shift moods indeed. Okay, actually, I

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think you just diagnosed me right there. Okay, next and then you

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have the fall which is the autumn okay. Yeah. Which is more

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melancholic melt Okay, so a downer this is like down we may call it

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Debbie Downer more internalized more reflected but download and

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what would we call that? We call it melancholy melancholy. Oh, in

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Arabic. So Davi Yeah. This is older, from the field of soda,

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sort of darkness. But this type of person you want to get away from?

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Well, we'll come to that. No, you don't want to get away from any

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person. Because they all have their strengths and weaknesses.

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That's the difference. And then you have the phlegm which is the

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winter

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