How Your Mind ACTUALLY Alters the Universe (FROM A MUSLIM) 

Yes nicely put alhamdallah ☺️🥹

100% Mate

Thanks for sharing this bro🔥

Agreed, love my brother Mohammed

Indeed

You don't have to be those to spread truthful knowledge

​@@smolpncraft😮😮😮😮😮 wow what ur main point

@@hypcro Yes

bro quote it properly it sounds like the prophet was saying that

Allah said this to prophet pbuh. These are the words of Allah

@@rizzwan-42069he just forgot the : thats all, its a hadith qudsi wich is literally allahs word

@@Hudanasheeds that's why i said what i said i would have otherwise said that's shirk

@@Hudanasheeds 👍

​@@salahderealisationi didn't get ur point.

You are a Muslim if you believe in Allah ​@@salahderealisation

@@salahderealisation pls just no.

Can you elaborate this please

​@@mystudyjourney8442So basically when you have made a Dua and it hasn't been responded too, be patient and keep making Dua. Don't give up and say I made Dua and it hasn't been accepted. Just stay positive always and believe that your Dua will come True. Salaam

Allahuakbar,.

Allah didn't created us to be slaves of people here nope! Rather we are here to be the khalifa's in the earth l.How can you do other stuff if whole your life is work, Eat, Sleep vice versa 😂.

How is taking care of myself, being free from the system, while also doing my relgious duties being slaves of people. I dont understand what your trying to say@@paparinomansa7272

At the end 2nd one why did he say don't attach too strongly ?? 😮

i want to do these things BUT sometimes i get stressed easily idk do you have any advice for me?

Here are some tips that may help you manage stress as you work on achieving your goals: - Build regular relaxation into your routine. Even just 5-10 minutes of deep breathing, meditation, or yoga can activate your relaxation response and lower cortisol. Making it a habit takes the effort out. - When you feel stressed, pause and ask yourself if those thoughts are helping you. If not, gently shift your focus back to the present moment. - Prioritize self-care - eating nourishing foods, getting enough sleep, moving your body. When we're depleted, stress feels much worse. - Write down the worries and uncertainties. Getting them out of your head can help calm the mind chatter. Then set it aside and revisit later if still needed. - Identify things within your control vs out of your control. Focus your energy on the controllable things that move you towards goals. Practice letting go of the rest. - Talk yourself through stress with kindness and encouragement instead of criticism. Be your own supportive coach. - Share your feelings with someone you trust for a fresh perspective. Don't try to power through alone. The main thing is realizing some stress is normal. Be patient and caring with yourself above all. Developing resilience and managing stress gets easier with time and practice. You've got this!@@supvrnova

should we do meditation in silence or can we put headphones with recitation of Quran and meditate? which one is best?

Both meditating in silence and meditating while listening to Quran recitation can be very powerful and effective. There are benefits to each approach: Meditating in silence: - Allows you go deeply inward and quiet the mind - Supports focus and awareness on only your breath/mantra - Less potential distractions from sounds/music Meditating with Quran recitation: - Inspires feelings of spirituality, peace, gratitude - The words can reinforce positive intentions/mindsets - Listening engages the mind in a uplifting way In terms of what is "best" - that really depends on your personal preference and what you respond better to. Some suggestions on incorporating both: - Alternate sessions in silence with sessions listening to Quran - Begin in silence to calm/still the mind, then listen to Quran in the latter part - Use Quran early on to find inspiration/intention, then meditate without it See what works for your mindset. You may also find having some sessions of each is more effective than only doing one or the other. Experiment and notice when your focus/relaxation feels deepest. Both can be useful tools in managing stress and connecting to the divine through meditation.@@sufyansonu1094

Mohammed not moe

no

​@@bruv43 Yes.

@@bruv43 yes

@@bruv43 Yes.

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Exactly what I have been doing the last couple of days. Same conclusion.

Even Salah (Prayer). Every day , five times a day, prayer programs the Mind to believe differently. It's programs the mind and changes it, cleanses it. When it's cleanse . The body will also cleanse itself And your right abt Jannah. Wha the mind is focused on, will happen

Can someone please mention the ayah?

@@Sadiyasahih Surah An-Nur (24:40): "Except (that they are like) water which We have poured down from the sky, abundant and pure, so that thereby We cause gardens of various kinds to grow, and vegetation of different colors." Surah Al-A'raf (7:57): "And We have indeed revealed the Quran in portions, that you may recite it to mankind at intervals. And We have brought it down from Our Presence gradually." (This verse compares the revelation of the Quran to rainfall coming down gradually, nourishing the hearts and minds of believers.) Surah Ash-Shu'ara (26:180-182): "Have We not made your breast broad for you, and removed from you your load which weighed down your back, and raised high for you your renown? So indeed, with hardship comes ease. Indeed, with hardship comes ease." (This verse metaphorically describes the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) heart being expanded to receive the revelation of the Quran, like a vessel being made capable of holding a vast amount of liquid.) Surah Az-Zumar (39:22): "Do they not ponder upon the Quran? Or are there locks upon their hearts?" (This verse compares hearts that reject the Quran to locked vessels, preventing them from receiving the divine message.)

Agree 👍 💯

You need to visualize it not telling yourself. Start positive thoughts.

First you tell it to yourself, then you visualize it, it doesn’t matter how much of a lie it feels like, if you keep doing it your brain will obey

Be grateful for every single thing ... i mean every little or big things, be really grateful for it .. and tell Allah that u r grateful. And see the miracles urself.

You speak righteously through the depressive episodes

Make a lot of istighfaar and dhikr. Allah says that the hearts find peace in His remembrance.

Mohammed keep up the good work, ان شاء الله more openings

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