Walead Mosaad – The Spiritual Dimensions of Fasting Part 2

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The speakers discuss various topics related to spiritual and spiritual transformation, including the need for a transformation or re revision of human interaction, the need for secession and taking care of others, the importance of secession and taking care of others, the importance of seeking intimacy, and the importance of experiencing spiritual guidance to achieve secession and growth. The conversation is difficult to follow and appears disjointed, but the speakers suggest that it is a good practice to have some sort of secession and growth, and that it is a good practice to be in the morning. The conversation also touches on the universal license and promise of nothing less than a third pillar of the inner aspect of the bear.

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			mobile cellular automata steamer,
I remember what I mean. So using
		
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			100 water in your mind, so my my
bath
		
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			Ramadan Mubarak or Kareem, Ramadan
Muslim in a guy that just continue
		
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			reading and exploring some of the
		
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			inner dimensions of a Betta,
particularly in this blessed month
		
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			of Ramadan. And we're using as a
reference to the masterful work of
		
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			the master himself. The shift that
is
		
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			happening in the law without me
		
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			dead translated English as the
four pillars of spiritual
		
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			transformation. And these four
pillars as we mentioned last time
		
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			in the last session,
		
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			they are something that all of
these spiritual masters more or
		
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			less have agreed upon, ignore to
be elucidates on these particular
		
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			four. But as we said last time,
it's about a paucity of
		
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			interaction with others, which is
clear that an M, paucity of sleep
		
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			kiloton minimum paucity of food
		
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			and a paucity of speech, so Kadem
		
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			and these formed the basis of a
true spiritual transformation,
		
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			because they are kind of the
vestige the vestiges of dunya
		
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			when one kind of becomes
overwhelmed with the dunya, then
		
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			we find that usually coming out in
these four particular things, so
		
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			people tend to eat too much when
they are kind of enthralled and
		
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			overwhelmed with the dunya and
people tend to speak too much.
		
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			Also, as a result,
		
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			people tend to sleep sleep too
much as well or have a sort of
		
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			laziness or laksa days attitude,
and people tend to have very
		
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			unproductive and rather not very
beneficial interactions with one
		
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			another. So looking at those four
specific parts,
		
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			you know, the the focus of our
event that should lead to want to
		
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			have sort of
		
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			mythology methodology over these
four specific flows, and not just
		
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			to kind of do them happenstances
the way everybody else does.
		
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			So last time we read about a
subject or to choose silence,
		
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			versus a support which is to be
silent assault institchu silence
		
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			the next pillar that we're going
to look at is called an ERISA or
		
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			seclusion
		
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			and we'll read the Arabic and
we'll look at the English as well
		
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			as we did last time. All Masonic
Rahim Allah when I find any me no
		
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			there are no uncle Taylor's there
to several one there's something
		
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			in said from Allah does Allah
Allah Nessie let me as you learn
		
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			you have to deal with dedicated
assumptive in the said,
		
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			seclusion leads to silence for a
person
		
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			since one who withdraws from human
company has no one to talk to. And
		
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			that naturally leads to silence of
the tongue. And for a reason that
		
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			it will always want to make a
parent at the end of this section.
		
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			He's going to state why he chose
to make silence or some kind of
		
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			isolation to separate things. Even
though we can say
		
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			in a particular type of isolation,
Mozilla has slumped, malaise him
		
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			to * as though that would say
that some or silence is a
		
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			necessary part of it. So if you're
in seclusion, and this type of
		
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			seclusion is a physical seclusion,
right, if you're in a physical
		
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			seclusion, then naturally, by
definition, there's no one else
		
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			there. So who you're going to be
talking to with your tongue, even
		
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			though you may be talking to
someone else, or being busy with
		
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			someone else with your heart,
which is going to get to at the
		
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			end of the sexual Federline kind
of spilled the beans before we get
		
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			to that particular part.
		
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			So does this have a
		
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			shrine? Does it have some sort of
basis industry? Of course,
		
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			the prophesy Selim stated in
Hadith, that why the beginning of
		
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			Revelation, just one of the very
first few Hadith with Viva la
		
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			parte in the South Asia narrates a
lot of our sites and then we used
		
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			to spend many nights and days in
Iraq. You have to Hanif right and
		
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			the hang of means a better
Marlowe's the 100 means to worship
		
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			in seclusion. And this was you can
almost say the pre prophetic
		
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			either pre prophetic ritual
worship
		
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			Have a proper homicide. And of
course, he did continue to do it
		
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			later on. But we will see that in
the therapy and never we do the
		
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			raising of degrees as as applied
to the partner homicide Center. He
		
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			was raising degrees from just a
mere physical isolation, to then a
		
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			spiritual isolation or to a better
word of spiritual detachment from
		
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			the world and everyone who is in
it from the dunya itself. And
		
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			that's kind of the goal of Husna.
So what we're talking about here
		
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			is a lot of typing from the
Gnosticism. Problem. So I said I'm
		
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			clearly said they'll have any
evidence that there's no
		
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			monasticism in the sense that we
take it as a permanent way of
		
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			life, to kind of live isolated
from everybody else and not have
		
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			any human interaction. No, we were
designed by Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			to have human interaction, but we
want that human interaction to be
		
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			as human as possible. So when we
left our own devices, oftentimes
		
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			that interaction will degrade into
something else. And you know, the
		
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			most benign word we can call for
that type of unproductive
		
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			interaction, is that a key that
was caught? Which is He Said, She
		
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			Said, they said, we did we didn't,
so forth, which is the vast
		
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			majority of what people talk about
today, amongst one another, you
		
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			know, whether it's an actual
conversation, whether it's on the
		
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			internet, or whether it's emails,
whether it's WhatsApp, most of the
		
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			time when people are talking about
		
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			will not count in their Sahifa
will not count in dollars and
		
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			cents, it will not count in the
skill of good and more often than
		
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			not or public health against them.
		
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			So we want to have a
transformation or a reorientation
		
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			of even how we have our physical
face to face interactions with
		
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			others and OSLA this type of
seclusion was one of the keys
		
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			so he then says closer to Allah
plus main or is that reading way a
		
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			bit Sammy I will highlight
		
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			was that the valuable clue we
acquired
		
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			for Alexa Google Magellan
initially in Silverlake maybe like
		
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			the Allah and then you know where
che would have to hear at Casa de
		
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			Lucia ahead.
		
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			There are two kinds of seclusion.
		
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			Just as he said in the section
before that there are two types of
		
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			silence right silence of the
tongue and silence of the heart.
		
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			So here it's going to be similar.
So the two types of seclusion.
		
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			Firstly, the seclusion of the
aspirants or the moody Dean. This
		
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			is a word that's used to describe
people who are kind of trying to
		
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			be on some sort of spiritual path
and are at the beginning or the
		
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			middle of this path. We call those
people aspirants are odd. And he
		
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			said This consists of not
associating physically with
		
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			others. And then secondly, the
second type of seclusion is a
		
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			seclusion of the verifiers, more
than half the code or morado, and
		
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			is another word you can say the
ones who are
		
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			the Select or the elect of the
last panel had a hole in the wall
		
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			see known as if not a secondary
says it was even those who have
		
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			arrived to this knowledge of God.
		
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			What is their seclusion, it
consists of having no contact with
		
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			creative things in one's heart.
		
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			Their hearts have no room for
anything other than the true
		
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			knowledge of God or the last
battle to Allah, which is the
		
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			witness of the truth in the heart
that results from contemplation or
		
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			Moshe had. So he's describing a
type of lump and we kind of
		
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			alluded to this in the last time
that there's more Altaba and
		
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			Shahada. Morava is kind of one of
the first McCombs or spiritual
		
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			stations of the Marine, right to
realize that you are in a state of
		
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			visualization that Allah subhanaw
taala sees everything that you do.
		
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			Oh, my God, am I Quinto and he's
with you wherever you may be. And
		
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			in that in the hadith of Gibreel
		
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			Finn interpreter off and now we
are up if you don't see him know
		
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			that he sees you. But the higher
station is Masha Hedda. tabooed,
		
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			Allah kaneka tunnel, worship God
as if you see and this calf which
		
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			is called Catholic dystrophy is
very important. Which means it's
		
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			kind of like a simile or metaphor.
Worship God as if you see him so
		
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			we don't see Allah subhanaw taala
by the by the side of the eye.
		
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			When Moses it said I've asked a
lot to do that. He told him lentil
		
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			on what I can handle illegible in
staccato Allah can over sofa.
		
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			Rather you will not see me but
look to the mountain if it stays
		
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			in its place. Then you will see
Bella Metrojet la Bucha Germany
		
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			Giada that can Wahaha Musa side.
		
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			So then there is what's called
antigen even the Quranic word is
		
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			to gin. So when Allah manifested
His names and attributes or one of
		
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			his names and attributes upon the
mountain, maybe alcohol maybe
		
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			maybe more than that those
		
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			Depending upon the the height of
the machete what I'm seeing it
		
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			yeah Allahu Deccan. Ohana Musa
Cypher right it was destroyed. And
		
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			Musa felt the crowd realizing the
the gentleman, right, so he did
		
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			see Allah in that particular
scene, but not a sight of the
		
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			eyes, he saw a Bible shahada, he
saw the agenda. And that agenda
		
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			then is something that's inside of
the hearts not inside of the eyes.
		
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			So not only here is describing the
witness of the truth or share head
		
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			and heart, which is an Bucha Hana,
so to not see anything except a
		
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			loss. So not have an interaction
with anything in your heart, or
		
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			not have an aspiration for
anything your heart except for the
		
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			knowledge of Allah. And that
quintessential knowledge is that
		
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			Allah is unique, he is one he is
without partner who is without
		
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			Matthias without anything that is
like him, we are for him, and we
		
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			are to him returning, you know, to
live those meanings. And every
		
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			single nevus in every single
breath after taking this is a type
		
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			of very high spiritual aspiration.
That then we'll have to hoon using
		
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			the verifiers using the
terminology of how to be this is
		
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			where they arrive to this is what
they aspire to.
		
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			So then he goes on further to say
about it.
		
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			Well, then what does it mean and
here to say less,
		
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			they have to shuffle nasionale to
Shara and with the ID de la vie,
		
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			or alhfam in our in our oven with
the nurse with a sense of London
		
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			FC, also a one in Africa outlet
and negative in Africa out.
		
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			So the people of seclusion have
three intentions or motives for
		
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			why they want to do seclusion.
		
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			One,
		
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			the fear of the evil of other
people affecting oneself. And most
		
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			of the time, that's like the first
place that people go to lunch
		
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			because people never forget, it's
just the horrible, I need to get
		
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			away from them. I need to go on
vacation, I need to get away I
		
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			need to do this. So that's kind of
a sentiment that you hear often.
		
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			And this is an intention for
seclusion to get away from things
		
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			people say you know, I want to
regroup I want to collect my
		
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			thoughts.
		
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			You know, when they talk about
		
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			introverts and extroverts who say
that introverts they have their
		
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			kind of emotional power and energy
sucked up by other people. And so
		
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			they need to get away for people
to kind of recharge on and get
		
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			back to that. So I know a little
bit about that. So
		
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			that's kind of the first place the
first stop that people go to.
		
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			The second one, he says the fear
of one's own evil affecting
		
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			others.
		
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			And then he says this is a higher
MACOM of perception than the
		
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			first, as in the first case, one
thinks badly of others. While in
		
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			the second one,
		
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			one thinks badly of oneself. And
thinking badly of oneself is
		
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			better, since you are more
knowledgeable of yourself, the
		
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			owner, right. So
		
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			it didn't mention the third one
yet, we're gonna talk about in a
		
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			second. But looking at it from the
perspective of
		
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			a
		
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			party, if everything is from the
last panel data, including the
		
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			people in your life, and including
those moments you have with those
		
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			people that you find,
		
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			you know,
		
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			difficult and
		
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			unexpected or something you'd
rather avoid? Well, that's also
		
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			from Allah subhanaw taala. So
then, the second Muslim here is is
		
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			not about or the second motor is
not about oh, these people are
		
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			going to get away from them. They
are who they are, and allow me to
		
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			who they are, that's the way that
they are. And so my inability to
		
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			deal with them still, in a way
that's pleasing to Allah is part
		
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			of that, right? That is
exemplified by the verse in the
		
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			Quran for the last one month or
odd for added an NJ with a hotter
		
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			manager who will call you selama.
So there is there is a method
		
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			there's a way to deal with, let's
call them difficult people or
		
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			toxic people to use the modern
terminology. And the Quran clearly
		
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			outlines how we're supposed to do
that with a thermal imager. He
		
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			called himself MO The Jade is the
one not to want to just ignorant
		
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			but who is emotionally ignorant,
maybe doesn't have a motional
		
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			intelligence says the wrong
things. Doesn't do the right
		
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			things with people is abrasive as
offensive. How do we deal with
		
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			such a person? Pod who said that?
They say he's so it's not just an
		
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			COVID habit. It's how you act. So
it's not to it's not to act
		
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			unkind. It's not to push them
away. It's not to defy them.
		
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			Right, and push them away by with
a violent sort of React.
		
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			Should Know it's actually the
opposite. It fabulosity. Hey,
		
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			Asad. Quran also says, So repeller
defy with that, which is better.
		
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			And here's an example that I would
send him.
		
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			Or in the verse I said before that
who did ask what? The law for
		
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			added energy in the law for means
pardon people, right? What would
		
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			have been Earth and call to the
common good? Wow did it Jamie and
		
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			turn away from the J.
		
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			Don't push them, don't be violent
with them. Don't put them in a
		
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			worse situation than they started
off with before they met you
		
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			because of that interaction, but
the least you can do out it is
		
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			turn away. So here then we say the
the problem that is my inability
		
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			to deal with those people not that
they're awful, is the nuts, the
		
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			deficiencies which mean the
shortcoming with me, I don't have
		
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			enough spiritual capital going on
to kind of absorb everybody. And
		
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			so perhaps I need to get away
perhaps I need to seclude myself
		
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			for a little bit in order so that
the next time I come into
		
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			interaction with these people,
I'll be in a better place. And I
		
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			can handle it better than I did in
the previous attempts. That's kind
		
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			of I believe what a lot of you and
others will talk about, oh xlarge
		
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			saying.
		
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			Then the third, which we didn't
read yet,
		
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			the third mode which is the
highest
		
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			when needed to easily supplement
in Lola min Jen had been militant
		
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			Allah for Allah nursing mana Tessa
infc Isa selling software jalopy
		
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			for them and Ethel Rosa, Allen
Muffaletta. Stuff like that, who I
		
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			love Lady woman. So a lot of them
Yeah, I haven't may have eaten
		
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			water, I mean are heavy with us.
		
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			So the third and the highest then
is the preference for the company
		
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			of the master from the sublime
assembly, Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			The most elevated of people is one
who parts from himself out of
		
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			preference for the company of his
Lord.
		
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			One who prefer seclusion to the
company of others, prefers.
		
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			One who prefer seclusion, as
opposed to the company of others
		
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			prefers his lord to that which is
other than Him. And no one can
		
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			know what gifts and mysteries God
showers upon the one who prefers
		
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			his Lord.
		
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			So
		
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			here, this is a little bit we
talked about earlier in the last
		
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			session about a man a
		
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			beam was the last final kind of or
knowing that Allah Subhana Allah
		
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			is with you, and not to feel
lonely not to feel isolated. So
		
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			what he's really saying here is
you're not really secluded, in a
		
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			sense, because if Allah subhanaw
taala is with you, and He's always
		
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			with you, Allah Lappalainen that
Hunter, how could you be alone?
		
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			How could you feel loneliness?
Allah is with you. And so
		
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			laws that then this physical one
is then to prefer the company of
		
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			your lord over the company of
others.
		
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			Then the question arises, well,
aren't you always in the company
		
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			of your Lord, even if you're
within the company of others,
		
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			this is something higher, right.
And it's kind of branches off when
		
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			we talked about here. So when you
have a realization that you're
		
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			always in the company of the most
powerful, even though you're
		
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			amongst others, then this is what
they're called, sometimes it's
		
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			kind of often genuine, KIALOA
genuine. So you're have this
		
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			Hello, you're alone, but you're
actually amongst a genuine, you're
		
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			actually amongst people. And this
is probably in in the Millennium
		
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			Park or in the the outward Tao of
the Pulsar center. That happened
		
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			after the first two and a half
years after von Hippel. And then
		
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			he was given the, the command to,
to call openly to intervene,
		
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			according to Islam, then the
prophesy seven had fewer and fewer
		
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			actually moments when he was
physically a lot. They became
		
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			less, but his handler for general
became higher, right? His moments
		
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			of detachment from dunya were
higher, even though he was amongst
		
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			people. And this is what they say
that the makalah right being
		
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			amongst people is better than
being alone, if there is benefit
		
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			to be made, if there's benefit to
be had, either by yourself or by
		
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			others. So those people will reach
this particular more harm. Others
		
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			can benefit from this. So they're
still attached from the vignette.
		
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			They're still detached from the
world, but because of their Oslo
		
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			convenient, right, because of
their isolation within their
		
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			heart. In other words, their
preference for a lie in their
		
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			heart over all else, then they
bring benefits to others when
		
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			they're merely in their presence.
		
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			And this is what I believe a lot
of he's trying to point out.
		
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			And this is what he means by
Mohammed Al Assad, what Allah will
		
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			give to them. From Malachite from
gifts and secrets, right? Oh,
		
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			meanings, realizations to gently
yet epiphanies. But you will.
		
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			These are things that will happen
while one prefers the company of
		
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			the Lord to the company of all
else in one's heart
		
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			will not have time to cover them
to the cloud be in them in
		
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			Washington Washington talks a lot
why don't call me in and waters
		
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			and I know we're unseen been
martyrs in LA who are living
		
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			Yasuko, who Illa OSLA.
		
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			Seclusion never happens in the
heart unless the heart feels in
		
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			estrangement from that which one
is separating from an intimacy
		
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			with the one with whom one is
secluding oneself, which is what
		
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			drives wanting to seclusion
		
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			perhaps is what the province arson
was indicating when he said
		
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			whether it's them over event was a
huge over event for to the real
		
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			world at slam began estranged
people. And it will become
		
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			strange. Once again, the tool that
is all about over here is either a
		
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			name of paradise or paradise
itself and in the metaphysical
		
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			sense that good tidings and good
news, glad news, glad tidings to
		
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			the ones who are the horror that
the ones who feel estranged from
		
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			Virginia. So when people come and
ask, you know, I kind of feel like
		
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			illuminated and strange in this
life in this world, like I don't
		
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			really belong to it. How do I get
over that? Like, tell me how you
		
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			got that? Because that's where we
want to be. We don't want to get
		
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			over that. This is why would you
not feel strange? When everything
		
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			is punctuated by by misery and by
greed and by, you know, passions
		
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			and desires and personal interest?
That's kind of the world that we
		
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			live in. So if you feel strange
and that whole mu, then why why?
		
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			Why would you question that?
That's actually a positive thing.
		
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			We would have to question if you
felt comfortable with all of that,
		
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			if you felt at home with all of
that. So this Wascher right, that
		
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			he's talking about this
estrangement is the first sign
		
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			right that Allah one spoons with
you. Right? Allah wants you to
		
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			have the cystic Ness he wants to
bring you to him. And so perhaps
		
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			you put in your heart, this
strange world because when you
		
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			feel estranged from something,
then you want to seek once right?
		
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			That's the nature of the human
being or this is the opposite of
		
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			estrangement, you want to seek
intimacy with something else. And
		
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			the only one you can truly find
true intimacy with in a sense that
		
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			fulfills your soul is with Allah's
final data.
		
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			What kind of tours or to do funny
I'll shove the something in
		
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			something less when they have the
head or something. He said, Well,
		
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			I'm not some people call me for
that or to to for cardio to have
		
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			the full we're here to feed up see
the lady later Allah madly lay
		
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			down job, then min min min and
Afghan to polyfill for NBFC.
		
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			This is what I alluded to earlier.
		
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			So collusion has no need of the
extra condition of silence, a
		
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			silence is necessarily included
within it, insofar as in his
		
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			silence of the tongue. As for
silence of the heart, seclusion
		
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			does not necessarily lead to it.
Since one can converse
		
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			with oneself about other than God
and with other than God, exalted,
		
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			does he? This is why we have
considered silence to be one of
		
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			the pillars or again, on the way
in its own right. So when the
		
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			heart is speaking to itself and
not speaking with Allah, those
		
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			names those types of extraneous
feelings or thoughts sometimes
		
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			it's called was Wes. Wes was,
which are recurrent misgivings are
		
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			the primary source of data ship on
either level in law protects us
		
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			from urgency.
		
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			And so most of the time, these
were said, which will come in the
		
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			form of doubts, trying to sow
doubt into everything that you
		
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			believe in everything that you
will ferment true, doubting
		
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			yourself, doubt in your family,
doubt in God, doubt in Ramadan,
		
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			doubt, and fasting doubt in all
things. And these are the cells of
		
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			the Shaytards. So you could be
alone, but then if you're alone
		
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			with those particular thoughts,
then, you know, we would say and
		
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			even though you don't find them in
the traditional pre modern books,
		
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			but I would say in the time that
we didn't know now for some people
		
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			that will fall apart of the
Ramadasa, that being amongst
		
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			people is better than being alone,
if being alone as being alone with
		
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			such thoughts. So that means
seeking out the good software,
		
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			seeking out the good company,
right. Being in good company is a
		
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			type of healing.
		
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			And we're not expected to do this
all alone, and it's actually one
		
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			of the accountability. It is one
of the pillars of the path of the
		
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			way is to have this good software
is to have good companions around.
		
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			Like the type that you've not
thought unless it can be described
		
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			in the hiccup.
		
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			First hub in lemon
		
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			lemonade in America, how are we do
have a lot more time
		
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			Don't spend time with people
except the people who whose date
		
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			inspires you. Or his, his or her
speech indicates God or needs to
		
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			or guides to Allah subhanaw taala
so that's the type of software not
		
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			this sort of, you know, hanging
out software or what people say
		
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			like hanging out sort of thing.
Let's just hang out let's kill
		
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			time together let's you know go
grab a coffee and just hang out
		
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			and what then what are you doing?
When you're hanging out? You could
		
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			still be having that same coffee
with someone else and it's a true
		
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			sophomore. Let's say it's wrong to
do that. But what what's the
		
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			nature of interaction? What are
the motives and intentions Each
		
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			one comes with when they come
together? So if human interaction
		
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			sometimes is described as human
company as a piece of the souls
		
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			and what how is your soul interact
interacting with the soul of the
		
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			other
		
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			so the last section from unless
I'm in Ursula Walker file is Susan
		
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			walk the near and dear here? Are
they into doula who men and
		
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			married women are sorry, as long
as I had a civil war how the
		
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			nurses at 10 00 Sophie said you
can get
		
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			home half the time. What if I
heard it knows it and hello of
		
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			England climate Ursa considers the
Trinity Yuja to her up on a
		
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			digital map.
		
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			So that first part he says, One
who makes seclusion, their
		
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			practice you and your OSLA grasps
the mystery of the Divine unity.
		
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			Here's another like Sufi Muslim,
Dr. wagoneer. In terms of
		
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			knowledges and mysteries, this
brings him to the secrets of the
		
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			uniqueness a heavier insofar it is
a quality.
		
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			The true spiritual state of
seclusion, whether it be that of
		
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			the seeker or the verifier, the
Sadek or that will happen is to be
		
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			transcendent of all attributes,
the highest state of seclusion is
		
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			retreat or follow up, or in
seclusion within seclusion, and
		
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			its fruit is stronger than that of
ordinary seclusion. So there's a
		
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			couple of things that we unpack
here, a lot of these terms would
		
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			need
		
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			several lectures to explain it,
but just briefly, what they're
		
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			near and heavier. So he talks
about in the beginning here, the
		
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			mystery of the Divine unity,
translated from an idea. So
		
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			when we say ye had an Arabic, that
means there's a
		
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			thing and a fairly and all that
and our farmers and I said is so
		
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			wack, it means one of many, so
that there could be others with
		
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			the word. Sometimes this is matam,
referred to as an font. Right font
		
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			means different. So there's
clearly
		
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			a distinction between you and
Allah Spinal Tap, which there
		
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			always is a distinction, but now
we're talking about terms of our
		
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			spiritual state. So you are you
and Allah is Allah and that
		
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			everything else is kind of not
important the material and that He
		
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			is the maboob and you are the
abbot. He is the one that has
		
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			worship and you're the one who was
worshipping Him. So the secrets of
		
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			this
		
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			walk there Nia is knowing that
Allah subhanaw taala is the sole
		
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			object of worship of seeking
assistance, right the meaning of
		
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			Iraq and Abbulu what Yeah, can
stay
		
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			what's a hadith
		
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			he says the secrets of the
uniqueness, a hadith I had liked
		
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			from Surah cohoe, Allahu Ahad I
had usually is used when you are
		
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			negating something, like when you
say methodic there's nobody in the
		
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			house. And it's not a cardinal
number that you're gonna say I had
		
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			an IF name and
		
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			there's no numbers that come with
it. So I had is unique and it's
		
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			oneness, just as Allah subhanaw.
Taala is unique in His Oneness. So
		
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			the idea then they sometimes
referred to as a gem app, right,
		
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			which is that everything literally
is a last mile God if the only
		
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			true existence is the existence of
God, and everything every other
		
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			existence or being is contingent
upon that Supreme Being or
		
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			existence of Allah subhanaw taala.
Then, how much of a hottie clock
		
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			do we have? How much of a rally do
we have when it can never be
		
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			separated or seen as separate or
distinct from the reality of the
		
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			beam of almost final time? So that
is a Muslim, that's a station that
		
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			can only be acknowledged, right?
That's where Allah is using as a
		
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			hadith, not something that you're
going to have an agenda with
		
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			yourself. That agenda happens in
		
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			one year. So you see that agenda
if you see things around you, but
		
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			you see them as effects, and
remains and Athar of Allah's names
		
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			and attributes. And the idea is
like, Allah subhanaw taala as
		
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			that, right, it's the it's the
minister of the vet to the visual
		
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			reader, some of them said is the
attribution affiliation of the
		
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			divine essence to his being this
		
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			Call 100. So you can't have really
have to have book for the Hello
		
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			perception say with this idea, but
we see ourselves within the wide
		
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			area. So obviously these these
terms are
		
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			difficult to explain. And mostly
based upon the type of velcro
		
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			spiritual cognition, it's hard to
explain the words, but just know
		
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			the difference between them as one
is the genuine subset or a smell,
		
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			which is why I'm here and then
that hottie is kind of a unique
		
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			place of Allah but we acknowledge
that unique place of Allah smiled
		
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			that
		
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			then he says the highest state of
seclusion is retreat, or hello,
		
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			hello means you are doing it. For
the third reason that we talked
		
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			about here, how do you want to
study with Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			you want to be alone with Allah
Survival Guide. And that type of
		
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			seclusion doesn't necessarily have
to be a physical one. As we said,
		
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			it could be a fellow of a genuine,
it could be a lot of people, but
		
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			the halwa is in the heart.
However, it's a good practice to
		
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			to have some sort of seclusion
daily, in your day, even if it's a
		
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			fight five minutes, where there's
no phones, there's no internet,
		
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			there's no text message, there's
nothing everything was off.
		
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			There's no other voices, you
alone, and you're just thinking
		
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			about Allah's final data, are you
remembering the last time Oh, God,
		
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			you know, some of the issues, they
say, you know, in this kind of
		
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			way, you can say a particular type
of God, some say it's been more
		
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			fun, right, which is just to say,
Allah, Allah, Allah and have kind
		
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			of different.
		
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			Thinking about different things,
while you're saying about that,
		
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			thinking about how almost
mortality is unique as an
		
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			apartment, think about how
everything is nothing except a
		
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			lost battle to
		
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			think about how Allah subhanaw
taala doesn't have a time or place
		
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			that everything literally is
almost mental data. So these are
		
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			some of the practices that they
used. So that, you know, Allah can
		
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			be in the heart all the time, not
just at certain times, but that
		
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			there's a Salah, and there's a
care and listening, and the Hajj
		
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			and Umrah all of that is going on
all the time, not just indistinct
		
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			part times of the year, it is
sometimes the day, but it's always
		
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			happening within your heart.
		
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			And the last few sentences as we
get prepared for the fall in sha
		
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			Allah
		
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			in building in Martha's, and
you're gonna have your theme, I
		
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			like that I put a little puzzle
with elephant region. And he was
		
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			led to believe in how many
Athenian estate developers let's
		
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			see he called Water who is the
manuals that he had, there's a
		
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			whole way of you know, will be
made agenda that will fit within
		
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			dedica shall perform the children
that are those that will do this
		
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			will benefit the dunya.
		
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			One who makes the clusion is
practice must have certainty
		
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			regarding God panel data, until he
has no thought that will distract
		
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			him and take him beyond the
confines of a seclusion. Why,
		
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			because if you if it's not pure,
it will be poisonous. If you're
		
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			too much, if you're alone too much
with your thoughts, and they're
		
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			not about a lost battle to audit,
it could take you to other
		
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			direction. So generally speaking
with say, if you're going to do a
		
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			more intense form of let's say,
firewall or OSLA, then you would
		
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			have to do that under the
direction of the spiritual guide,
		
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			not something try by yourself,
right, especially in the type of
		
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			God, you're gonna say, some of the
names of Allah suave, are
		
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			extremely powerful. If you see
them in succession many times in a
		
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			row, they may have effects that
you're not able to handle. So
		
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			something like that, we would
recommend that you do it under
		
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			someone who's been through before
a spiritual guide to help you with
		
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			that, but for the kind of three to
five minutes per day, you know,
		
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			just get away from things will
clear your mind and just close
		
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			your eyes. And just think about
all those final thoughts. And
		
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			that's something there's a general
I think permission for that.
		
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			If you lack certainty, right, the
more testing don't just go into
		
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			seclusion, the let him or her
prepare him or herself to be
		
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			strong enough for seclusion, in
order that his certainty may be
		
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			strengthened by what is revealed
to him in his seclusion, right,
		
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			because things do get revealed.
		
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			Just like think about when you're
when you're in that state between
		
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			sleep and wakefulness, and you see
things and come to realizations,
		
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			think about things because your
senses then are kind of put on,
		
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			you know, the dead end, in a
sense, because now your spiritual
		
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			sense becomes more heightened. So
as their seclusion, if it's done
		
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			right can have the same effect.
And then things you may see things
		
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			that things may reveal to you. But
it's also an opportune time for
		
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			shutdown to play around with you
to try to steer your way. That's
		
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			why you said it's important. That
one is going to do it in a tense
		
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			way, then do it under spiritual
guy.
		
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			So if you lack certainty, then let
him prepare himself to be strong
		
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			enough for security. So we're not
there yet and don't try it on your
		
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			own yet. In order that uncertainty
may be strength
		
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			by what is real to me seclusion,
there is no other way. This is one
		
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			of the firm preconditions
governing Oslo or seclusion,
		
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			seclusion bequeaths knowledge of
the world or of the dunya. So in
		
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			the previous section said silence
between knowledge of Allah.
		
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			Here he says seclusion bequeath
knowledge of the dunya how so I
		
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			would say that, you see how
utterly unimportant and trivial
		
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			the dunya is, when you block out
the dunya right in your seclusion,
		
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			there's nothing else except you
and Allah subhanaw taala, and then
		
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			even nothing else except the law,
then everything else seems very
		
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			trivial seems very unimportant for
us. Why are we wasting so much
		
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			time about running up into this
thing and acquiring this thing and
		
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			trying to gain this person's
particular praise and this
		
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			person's adulation and all those
seem things seem so trivial, once
		
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			you actually have the spiritual
cognition, contemplation process,
		
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			or in Rosler, and you arrive to
that certainty, so it gives you a
		
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			knowledge of how happier right how
utterly trivial the dunya is, in
		
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			the things that we pursue in
dunya, not the existence, you
		
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			don't think of our existence as
dunya, right, because this is most
		
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			of our efforts or path to the next
life, but dunya in terms of the
		
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			things that people buy for terms
of
		
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			material, accumulation of wealth
and so forth, and people's praise
		
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			and competition, all those
beneficent, all those things,
		
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			people have competition over, they
seem quite sure of you, when
		
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			you're seclusion or your OSLA is
done successfully. Now lawmakers
		
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			of those people
		
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			from hypopyon Sharla. Remember
Kamala Das is this is not typical
		
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			for law school. And anything that
we do,
		
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			by Allah for along with Allah will
be easy. And anything that we do
		
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			without Allah and not for Allah
and other than a lot will always
		
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			be beautiful. Next time shall we
go over hunger, or dua, which is
		
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			the third pillar of
		
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			this inner dimension of this
		
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			type of a bear that we're trying
to engender in order
		
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			to purify our attentions and to
		
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			guide us to him and to show us how
to be guided to him and to bring
		
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			us
		
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			to seek none other than to give us
the blessing.
		
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			Gift of pronounce upon our last
breath.
		
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			Humbleness universalized license