I agree so much with this, I started limiting a few months ago and I've noticed so many good effects already. I can now choose MY mood by being able to listen to things that match what I feel and not the other way around. I find all kinds of music exciting again. My mind is becoming more calm and I'm more productive
Honestly I feel like the solution to all this is in Islam.. our soul is meant to find peace only with our creator. Allah has already given us the correct form of filling our lives. Listening to the Quran recitation brings peace and healing and tranquility to us. One can not get bored of listening to the Quran. And when you understand it’s meaning, it keeps giving so much beautiful deep lessons for life… sitting in peace and reciting by ourselves is another level of peace.. and when a person memorises the Quran and recites by memory it is something I cannot explain.. it’s beautiful.. there’s also so many different “duas” and “dhikr” words and statements of remembering Allah, taught in Islam.. in the hadiths.. when a person engages in these in their day to day life, there’s just no emptiness felt at all.. the soul feels nourished bcos it’s doing what truly feeds the soul in the right way it’s meant to be fed.. the Quran, the melodious Arabic recitation of Gods own words, the beautiful dhikr, dua, the salah and other acts of worship taught in Islam are really what will fulfil us.. I hope Allah guides me and all those genuinely looking for the truth that our souls are missing <3
When the speaker was saying that she wanted something to fill that silence while walking outside or on the treadmill, honestly outside Islam,, there are only options of “consuming”.. which could be draining for the brain.. always consuming.. but in Islam, a person can utter the words of remembrance(dhikr) while doing exercises.. example: repeating the dhikr “Subhanallah (Glory be to Allah) as many times as we want.. or saying “Alhamdulillah” (all praise and thanks belong to Allah) being grateful for all the blessings in life.. we’ve been taught by the prophet that there are so many rewards behind simply uttering these words with sincerity.. trees grow in Paradise for us by the mention of these words.. our sins are being forgiven when mentioning dhikr.. it’s always a healthy dopamine hit, and the best way to fill our emptiness..
Thank you for this comment I can't believe in my teenage years I'd desperately look for opinions that say it's fine to listen to music or just avoid thinking about it being bad Only Now in my mid 20s am I realizing how bad it was for me.
I started listening to Music because everyone was listening and talking about their favourite singers songs, but in just 1 year I realised the bullshit that I was accumulating in my mind. I gave up right there and never listen to music.
Thats amazing 🌟 In my religion "islam" It is forbidden for us to listen to music all kinds ,and i have a year from stop listening to ,and i feel bettter, i can focus on everything and i stop overtaking ,my mind is soo relaxing noww and i feel sooo much better That's why i love my religion soo much and am pround that iam a muslim girlll 🤍🤍
No it's not. Islam prohibit it because it distract you from Praise and worship god and do our best to get biggest reward in afterlife as much as possible, that's all. There's no reason she said was used by Islam to justify its prohibition to listen to music.
@@-RiSK-AK what I mean is anything that she said on the video ISN'T or none was used by Islam to justify its ban on music. Yeah, try to comprehend my sentence carefully before replying that.
I am trying to stop listening to music because I notice the I get to overthink a lot, imagine a lot, and get destructed. Music controls my mind and emotions. I've been listening music since I was 12 years old and now I am 21, every day I listen to music. I feel like I can't live without music. Now I am trying to stop because it's like a drugs for me.
Our minds go through so much pressure with so many circumstances against us that we use music to escape our problems but we can't escape them. We gotta face them. It's the only way to overcome them. I've realized that music has been a huge part in my mental health, not in helping it but making it worse because it was serving as an escape for me. It kept pushing me forward but never really improved my life and it made it worse in some aspects. The sad music kept me depressed, the hype ones made me angrier. So I decided to cut off all that and just listen to things that bring me legit peace and helps give me a positive outlook in life. There's this song I really like because it's like the artist is having a real talk with God in a sad moment and there's so much hope in it. It's called Where I'm Gonna Be by Mia Rio. She's not a big artist yet but totally worth it.
omg i can actually to ignoring the music i am listening to and basically everything u said and i checked who you are and I AM SOOO surprised you are so underrated!! continue these video essays omggg im investedddd
i really needed this cause i always saw a problem with social meadia usage, but i never considered that music could be such a problem if used that way, i guess everything in excess is bad. I'ts so refreshing to have insight on this topic since i never saw anyone talking about this, thanks the video is great <3
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