Spiritual Healing
Question:
Why
did the saints of Allah find it necessary to establish the institutional
framework of the Khanqah (spiritual sanctuary)?
Answer:
From
an esoteric perspective, the consciousness of an infant entering this world is
formed half from its parents and half under the direct conditioning of its
environment. This development involves both involuntary and conscious dynamics.
It is our common observation that a child speaks the exact language spoken by
its parents without requiring formal academic lessons. Furthermore, the child
spontaneously absorbs the psychological traits of its parents. These operate
unconsciously.
As
the youth matures, knowledge is transmitted through educational academies,
where an instructor expends mental energy to cultivate the student's intellect.
These realities demonstrate that proximity is indispensable for moral formation
and the transmission of an intellectual framework—whether it be the intimacy of
parents, companions, or teachers.
Likewise,
when an aspirant seeks to step upon the path of spiritual realization, close
personal proximity to an adept spiritual master is indispensable, so that the
master's sublime attributes and contemplative mode of thought may be
transmitted into the seeker. When a disciple sits in the presence of an
enlightened mentor, listens to his discourse, and implements his disciplines,
the seed of spiritual perception sprouts within their consciousness according
to natural law.
For
this spiritual transmission, the creation of a specialized environment is
vital—an atmosphere in which the spiritual master can devote undivided
attention to his disciples amid absolute tranquility, single-minded focus, and
purity. Driven by this necessity, the saints established Khanqahs,
providing a sanctuary where seekers of truth might absorb spiritual grace in
peace. In contemporary terminology, these sanctuaries may be understood as
specialized academies of spiritual science where the student masters the inner
realities of existence.
Question:
My
mother has suffered from an intractable dry cough for an extended period. We
have pursued every medical therapy imaginable, to the point where we marvel
that she has survived such prolonged illness. The moment she attempts to cook,
severe coughing fits seize her, culminating in violent retching.
Answer:
Life
and death reside solely in the hands of Allah. There exists no malady for which
Allah Almighty has not created a remedy. Have your mother consume a portion of
cheese three times daily—morning, noon, and evening, either before or
immediately after meals. This simple dietary regimen will serve as a complete
cure for her affliction.
Question:
For
roughly twenty-one years, I have been afflicted with a distressing and peculiar
illness. Extreme, agonizing tension surges through the cranial vessels of my
head as though someone were violently tugging them, accompanied by a rushing,
whistling sound in my head and ears. Over the past two years, I have suffered
five major convulsive episodes resulting in complete unconsciousness—three
occurring during waking hours and two during sleep. The seizures are
characterized by tightly clenched fists, limbs locking rigidly like drawn
catapults, jaws locking shut so violently that the tongue is lacerated between
the teeth, and guttural sounds emanating from my throat resembling a
slaughtered animal. I am forty years of age and have pursued treatment for
twenty-one years.
Answer:
Whenever
a convulsive seizure occurs—whether developing gradually or striking abruptly
during waking or slumber—the underlying mechanism is that the radiant energetic
currents governing vitality become intensely congested within the primary
control center of the brain (Umm al-Dimāgh). Because their natural
venting channels are obstructed, the hydrostatic pressure of these accumulated
lights causes the delicate functional walls within the cerebral cells to
rupture, blowing the pathways excessively wide at localized points.
Consequently,
a unidirectional surge of energetic current overwhelms the cells until they are
stripped of operational memory. Concurrently, the sheer density of this
energetic flood causes the cerebral processing center to shut down entirely.
When the brain ceases normal function under this massive pressure, the nervous
system is overwhelmed, precipitating violent convulsions. As a result, the
facial nerves and somatic musculature lock into severe spasms.
The
clinical condition you have detailed is classical epilepsy (mirgī);
nevertheless, it is by no means incurable. Obtain a pane of tempered glass
measuring 9 by 12 inches (plain glass, not a reflective mirror) and paint it
bright crimson red. Position this pane in a spot where your gaze falls upon it
repeatedly throughout the day. In addition to these casual glances, gaze
intentionally and intently upon this red glass for dedicated intervals daily
until absolute certainty is attained that the seizures have ceased.
In
accordance with Chromotherapy, drink two ounces of blue-charged solarized water
morning and evening, and two ounces of red-charged water twice daily following
meals. The meticulous protocol for preparing these charged waters is documented
on pages 44 through 50 of my work, Healing Through Color and Light.
Throughout this regimen, the patient must exercise strict vigilance to avoid
constipation and maintain adequate, restful sleep. Every morning prior to
sunrise, venture into an open-air garden abundant with red flowers and practice
deep, sustained breathing; should blossoms be unavailable, deep breathing in
the open fresh air remains equally imperative.
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