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la ilaha

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • May 27, 2019
  • 1 min read

la ilaha Poem: It may seem ridiculous to be grateful for collard greens but that is the reality. An enlightened person does not have high demands and is satisfied with Simran. If he is Muslim he just does Dhikr. Going into Samadhi is a relief. The key to the Divine is to go straight up the spine. “When thy thoughts are muddled with other than God, (like material things) thou hast need of the negation - la ilaha ‘There is no god .....’ Sitting Still in Silent Contemplation and building up your Third Eye so your brain can sing is a lot better than having 5G. If you can catch the rhythm already being emitted from the Universe you will be better able to converse. Long term practice is the same as being in heaven. Your attention is just stuck in the top of your head. It is like you are already dead. A mystic is actually a person who is stuck-up. Strange that ego busting is his main practice. A Poem by David Smith May 27, 2019 ‘There is no god .....’ the negative and therefore illusion-destroying half of the affirmation of Divine Unity, la ilaha illa Llah, there is no god, but God’. Page 113 A Moslem Saint of the Twentieth Century Shaikh Ahmad Al-‘Alawi By Martin Lings 


 
 
 

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