Spiritual Healing
Question:
Following severe catarrhal congestion, dense dark
spots began floating before my sight. A consulting ophthalmologist performed
comprehensive blood and urinalysis, which returned clear, ruling out diabetes.
He concluded that no medical cure exists, stating that when foreign cellular
matter enters the thick gelatinous fluid situated behind the retinal curtain
(the vitreous humor), these floating specks become visible, at times
stabilizing and at other times progressing toward severe impairment. Presently,
reading strains my eyes excessively, accompanied by considerable pain, burning,
and ocular inflammation. Prescribe a permanent remedy.
Answer:
According to my diagnosis, you are afflicted with
chronic, deep-seated catarrh. The thick fluid to which the physician referred
is in fact solidified catarrhal phlegm impacted within cranial conduits. The
clinical objective is to liquefy and drain this stagnant catarrh.
Procure pure white peppercorns (Safaid Mirch)
and grind them into an exceptionally fine powder. Add a single pinch of this
powder to a cup of warm milk and drink it nightly at bedtime. Continue this
medicinal regimen for twenty-one consecutive days.
Question:
My eldest brother has fallen into a ruinous addiction:
for the past five to six years, he has compulsively abused intoxicating
tranquilizer pills. Our entire household remains plunged in distress, and his
physical health is totally wrecked. We have pursued extensive therapeutic
interventions without success. Impart a spiritual remedy that will instill deep
revulsion within him toward these sinister tablets.
Answer:
Recite the Quranic verse:
Qulnā yā-nāru kūnī bardan wa-salāmā (Surah Al-Anbiya,
21:69)
قُلْنَا يَا نَارُ
كُونِي بَرْدًا وَسَلَامًا
(We said: O fire! Be coolness and peace)
once over beverages—such as water, milk, tea, or
syrups—and administer it to your brother to drink. This spiritual intervention
will turn his cognitive impulses away from the intoxication. Concurrently, when
this aversion takes root, ensure that he exercises his own conscious willpower
and resolve never to embrace the vice again.