I Always Struggled in Life. 
Then I Found This.

Foreword

 

Dear reader,

 

In Sufism, the essence lies in harnessing the potential of your mind.

 

Sufism delves into the art of thought management.

 

Within Sufism, lies the practice of unlearning and relearning, aligning the mind with truth.

 

Sufism involves the quest for reclaiming past life insights.

 

Sufism encompasses the pursuit of life's expansion.

 

In Sufism, one explores the realms of immortality and beyond.

 

Sufism's roots stretch back to the dawn of existence.

 

Sufism serves as a guiding light for humanity's ascension to greater consciousness.

 

 

Prologue

 

In Sufism, the exploration encompasses the entirety of Physical Reality (Alam), Life, Spiritual Existence, the Mind, and the Supreme Being (Hu), addressing profound inquiries like:

 

What is the essence of Life?

 

Who or What embodies Nothingness or the Supreme Being (Hu)?

 

Who or What is the Originator (Al-Khaaliq)?

 

Does Humanity possess the power of Creation?

 

What defines Physical Reality (Alam)?

 

Is our existence within an Illusion?

 

Do our Thoughts shape the Physical Reality (Alam)?

 

Does Physical Reality (Alam) consist primarily of emptiness?

 

What role do the human body and senses serve?

 

Why does Physical Reality (Alam) appear solid despite being predominantly empty?

 

How do our Thoughts materialize in Physical Reality (Alam)?

 

Does each individual hold the power of Creation?

 

How do we define Creation?

 

What constitutes a Spiritual Being (Ruh)?

 

Is it factual that a Spiritual Being (Ruh) is eternal and immortal?

 

If Humanity holds the power of Creation, why isn't perfection achieved?

 

Can we ever attain perfection in our creative capabilities?

 

What is the significance of religions?

 

Are individuals who have transcended religions morally superior?

 

Why are some born into poverty while others into wealth?

 

Who determines our birth circumstances?

 

How long have we existed on Earth?

 

Why is this knowledge not universally recognized by scientists?

 

What contributes to the current state of the World's affairs?

 

Can we resolve global issues?

 

Why do individuals endure lifelong suffering?

 

What lies ahead for the human race?

 

Is the human Mind the Originator (Al-Khaaliq) of thoughts?

 

Are thoughts entities transcending time and space?

 

Do certain thoughts counteract one another?

 

How do we ascertain our purpose on Earth?

 

Do animals possess Consciousness?

 

What defines an atom?

 

What is the significance of human Life?

 

If we could observe the universe in its entirety, what would it resemble?

 

Are time and space truly illusory?

 

What is the mechanism behind reincarnation?

 

What occurs to the Spiritual Being (Ruh) upon the body's demise?

 

How long until all Spiritual Being (Ruh)s achieve complete realization?

 

What do UFOs signify?

 

 

 

What is Sufism

 

Sufism, in essence, is the exploration of Physical Reality (Alam)—a profound examination undertaken by the minds of individuals.

 

It represents an abstract and speculative journey encompassing humanity and the essence of Life itself.

 

This pursuit traces back to the dawn of civilization, where numerous insights were unearthed by visionary thinkers.

 

While I do not claim parity with those esteemed predecessors, I have, in my own capacity, stumbled upon numerous revelations that have lent grace and inner joy to my existence.

 

Perhaps, in this era dominated by discussions of pandemics, economic downturns, atomic threats, and the specter of a New World Order, I may offer some of these insights to my fellow beings.

 

For over seventy years of this lifetime, I have dedicated myself to researching, conceptualizing, refining, and applying Advanced Sufism, yielding astonishing realizations.

 

This journey has been propelled by an elevated intuition, enabling me to perceive Life through a unique lens.

 

Additionally, I have engaged in extensive past life knowledge recovery, unveiling dimensions of existence far beyond my prior comprehension.

 

Through these endeavors, I have acquired a wisdom surpassing the teachings of many conventional institutions.

 

Allow me to share some of my conclusions:

 

Foremost, we endure eternally as immortal and eternal Spiritual Being (Ruh)s. The demise of our physical form merely marks a transition to another vessel, persisting across successive lifetimes.

 

The lessons accrued in each physical incarnation are imprinted upon the Mind, serving as reservoirs of wisdom for future endeavors.

 

Thus, nothing is truly lost, and every experience contributes to our evolving understanding and enlightenment.

 

Furthermore, each incarnation is a deliberate choice, tailored to our individual needs and aspirations.

 

As Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, our existence transcends a single lifetime, with each iteration allowing us to amass knowledge stored within the depths of our Minds.

 

Unified under the mantle of the Supreme Being (Hu), our actions in the present are shaped by the wisdom garnered from past experiences.

 

In our essence, we are individualized facets of the Supreme Being (Hu), driven by our inherent values and aspirations.

 

Contrary to notions of reward or punishment, the Supreme Being (Hu) and Life itself operate within a realm devoid of such constructs.

 

Mankind, as an expression of the Supreme Being (Hu), interacts with a Spiritual Energy, referred to as Nothingness, characterized by its neutral essence, devoid of Matter, Energy, Space, Time, and Life.

 

As masters of our own fate, the consequences of our actions on Earth are reconciled within the Spiritual Reality upon shedding our mortal vessels.

 

In this eternal journey, where our existence transcends physical boundaries, we possess the agency to rectify past missteps across successive lifetimes.

 

Each rebirth offers an opportunity to reap the consequences of our deeds, fostering growth and evolution towards heightened levels of Consciousness and Awareness, in alignment with the Universal Law of One.

 

This law underscores the inherent unity of all beings, affirming our shared essence as manifestations of the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

Furthermore, as eternal aspects of Nothingness or the Supreme Being (Hu), our essence intertwines with the creation of Physical Reality (Alam), perpetually shaping the present moment.

 

Through the faculties of our human senses and Conscious Mind, we perceive and interact with the dimensions of Matter, Energy, Space, Time, and Life, as manifestations of our spiritual journey.

 

Within the realm of Sufism, we acknowledge the formation of Physical Reality (Alam), accepting its manifestation as truth.

 

Indeed, the substance we term Matter embodies Cosmic Vibrating Energy or Aether.

 

In essence, Matter, Energy, Space, Time, and Life compose the illusory stage upon which our existence unfolds.

 

Cosmic Vibrating Energy or Aether represents the Spiritual Essence of the Supreme Being (Hu), permeating all existence.

 

Our perception of Physical Reality (Alam) is but the vibration of Spiritual Energy within a defined spectrum.

 

In this vast expanse, there exists solely the Supreme Being (Hu), manifesting in myriad forms, from the tiniest particle to the entirety of the Universe.

 

We, as Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, dwell within the embrace of the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

The nature of Physical Reality (Alam) is inherently holographic.

 

Every aspect, manifestation, and form within it emanates from the Thoughts of the holographic Source—the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

Consequently, our mortal form is merely a holographic projection we perceive as solid, yet it is a Thought continuously generated by the Spiritual Essence.

 

We are both the Creator (Al-Khaaliq) and the Created, embodying dual facets of existence.

 

Our journey unfolds within the infinite expanse of the Supreme Being (Hu), where Physical and Spiritual Realities coalesce as manifestations of divine Thought.

 

As seekers of truth within Sufism, we come to realize our dual nature as Creator (Al-Khaaliq) and Created.

 

The tumultuous changes sweeping our world are integral to the transformative process, shifting us from the Third Density expression of humanity to the realms of Fourth and Fifth Density—a phenomenon heralding the "Great Awakening."

 

Through the study of Sufism, we awaken to the profound realization that we are simultaneously the architects and the creations of our reality.

 

Embracing this truth, we embark on a journey towards heightened consciousness and awareness, recognizing the magnificence of our existence as Spiritual Being (Ruh)s.

 

Through the teachings of Sufism, we shall come to intimately understand the multitude of endeavors in which we have been engaged since the inception of Physical Reality (Alam).

 

From the dawn of Time, our presence has graced this world.

 

Earth shall remain our abode for ages to come.

 

In the imminent future, we shall once again encounter the presence of Higher Spiritual Being (Ruh)s who serve as our Guardians.

 

For millennia, they have allowed us to dwell in solitude upon Planet Earth, enabling us to delve deeper into the realm of Material Creation.

 

In the days ahead, we shall strive to ascend not only technologically but also spiritually, reaching towards the celestial realms.

 

Within the tapestry of Physical Reality (Alam) lies a Holographic Simulation, shaped by the collective Thoughts of Spiritual Being (Ruh)s.

 

As manifestations of the Creator (Al-Khaaliq), we, in the form of humanity, wield the power to shape this reality.

 

Each Spiritual Being (Ruh) is a fragment of the Supreme Being (Hu), yet complete in essence, embodying divine characteristics awaiting recognition.

 

Naturally, I do not seek to impose these beliefs upon you, for discernment lies within your own realm of understanding.

 

It has taken me a lifetime of exploration to arrive at these conclusions, and perhaps, I have traversed this path across countless incarnations.

 

Yet, Time and lifetimes are transient illusions, fleeting in the grand scheme of eternity.

 

I am certain of my eternal existence, for I am a divine manifestation of the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

In this Physical Reality (Alam), my mortal form serves as a vessel for my spiritual essence.

 

We are all here to unravel the truth of our existence, and thus far, my journey has been one of profound discovery.

 

Our planet, in its vastness, resembles a grand school, wherein each soul traverses its corridors.

 

Many have tread these paths before us, and undoubtedly, many shall follow in our wake.

 

In this grand school of existence, souls occupy various grades, ranging from infancy to maturity.

 

The majority of students traverse the early stages of development, akin to infants or young Spiritual Being (Ruh)s.

 

Yet, amidst this vast assembly, a select few embody the wisdom of maturity, while even fewer stand as elders of the spiritual realm.

 

As for myself, I perceive my journey to be around the 77% mark within this earthly curriculum.

 

However, the progression of our lives is not bound by linear constraints, as experiences unfold in a fluid continuum.

 

It is plausible that I may yet experience simpler lives, as well as ones of higher complexity, as all existences unfold simultaneously.

 

Upon my return to the Spiritual Universe, I shall ascertain my standing on the ladder of Consciousness and Awareness.

 

Yet, the journey of spiritual evolution knows no end, as our ultimate goal is to transcend the entirety of Physical Reality (Alam).

 

For me, the decision to remain engaged in the tapestry of earthly existence stems from a desire to share insights and ideas with my fellow beings.

 

In the realization that Life is a creation of self, I find joyous affirmation in my self-assessment.

 

Thus, I carry within me an inner smile, content and fulfilled by the contributions made to humanity.

 

It is my hope to impart this state of contentment upon you, for it is truly a state of profound enjoyment, one that I trust may spread contagiously.

 

 

Sufi's Answers to the Most Profound Life Questions

 

In the realm of Sufism, the study encompasses the Mind, the Physical Reality (Alam), the Spiritual Being (Ruh), and the Source of Creation—the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

Undertaking the study of Sufism is indeed a formidable endeavor.

 

To embark upon this journey, we may begin by pondering the following inquiries:

 

What constitutes the essence of the Mind?

 

What defines a Spiritual Being (Ruh)?

 

Who bestowed existence upon the Spiritual Being (Ruh)?

 

What impels our journey through life?

 

What is the purpose underlying our existence?

 

Who, or what, is the Architect of our world?

 

Will our world ever meet its end, and by what means?

 

And lastly, the most fundamental query: Who are we, truly?

 

Each question, upon examination, reveals a deep interconnection, as the Spiritual Reality, Mental Reality, and Physical Reality (Alam) converge into the singular essence of the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

Let us approach these inquiries with an open mind.

 

What, then, is the Mind?

 

Contrary to common belief, the human Mind is distinct from the brain.

 

The brain, a component of the body's sensory apparatus, pertains solely to the physical realm.

 

The human Mind, however, comprises two facets: the Conscious Mind (Aql) and the UnConscious Mind (Qalb).

 

The Conscious Mind (Aql), tethered to the Spiritual Being (Ruh), serves as the repository for three-dimensional images, decisions, and conclusions crafted by the Spiritual Being (Ruh) during states of full awareness.

 

Devoid of any Mental Charge, the Conscious Mind (Aql) remains a sanctuary of clarity.

 

Conversely, the UnConscious Mind (Qalb) manifests as an electromagnetic field encompassing the human form—an Aura, if you will.

 

Within its bounds lie the echoes of decisions and conclusions made by the Spiritual Being (Ruh) during moments of unconsciousness.

 

Yet, unlike its conscious counterpart, the UnConscious Mind (Qalb) harbors the imprints of physical and psychological trauma endured by the Spiritual Being (Ruh) during periods of unconsciousness.

 

Persistently, it accumulates events laden with Mental Charge, ceaselessly, day in and day out.

 

Psychosomatic traumas and stress account for a staggering 80% of all illnesses and ailments, harboring significant Mental Charge within.

 

This Mental Charge, an adverse energy born from physical and psychological duress, manifests as anger, fear, grief, or apathy entrenched within the depths of the UnConscious Mind (Qalb).

 

Advanced Thought Management techniques serve to discharge this harmful energy, liberating individuals from its detrimental effects.

 

Through precise communication-based procedures, Mental Charge can be quantified and effectively purged from the UnConscious Mind (Qalb).

 

In the process of discharging incidents fraught with Mental Charge, encounters with past life experiences may arise, shedding light on unresolved traumas.

 

By relocating these events from the UnConscious Mind (Qalb) to the Conscious Mind (Aql), individuals unlock vast reservoirs of latent abilities and experiences accumulated across lifetimes.

 

What, then, defines a Spiritual Being (Ruh)?

 

Existing within the realms of the Spiritual Reality, distinct from the confines of the Physical Reality (Alam), a Spiritual Being (Ruh) transcends the limitations of the human form.

 

While the human body serves as a vessel for our earthly experiences, it is the Spiritual Being (Ruh) that animates this mortal coil.

 

Each Spiritual Being (Ruh) embodies a fragment of the Supreme Being (Hu), endowed with divine qualities and creative prowess.

 

It is not that we possess a Spiritual Being (Ruh), but rather, we are eternal manifestations of Spiritual Essence.

 

In essence, we are immortal and everlasting Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, traversing the tapestry of existence across lifetimes and dimensions.

 

The creation of Spiritual Being (Ruh)s traces back to the inception of Time, wherein the Supreme Being (Hu) seemingly fragmented itself into individualized essences.

 

Each Spiritual Being (Ruh), a microcosm of the Creator (Al-Khaaliq), possesses the inherent ability to shape its own Mental Reality and Physical Reality (Alam).

 

When a Spiritual Being (Ruh) becomes intertwined with a human body and Mind within the Physical Reality (Alam), it assumes the guise of a Human Being.

 

Through the experiences garnered in this earthly realm, the character and essence of the Spiritual Being (Ruh) are shaped and refined, serving as both student and teacher in the grand symphony of existence.

 

Guided by Higher Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, who serve as mentors and guides, each experience is meticulously chosen to facilitate the spiritual evolution of the individual.

 

These experiences form the curriculum of life, propelling the Spiritual Being (Ruh) towards heightened levels of Consciousness and Awareness.

 

With each passing lifetime, the Spiritual Being (Ruh) accrues knowledge, skills, and wisdom, contributing to the enrichment of its essence.

 

Thus, certain individuals may appear wiser than others, yet no Human Being is inherently superior to another, for each is an individualized aspect of the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

As for the question of why we are alive, the essence of our existence lies in the eternal nature of the Spiritual Being (Ruh).

 

While many may be unaware of their immortal and eternal essence during their human manifestation, the lessons gleaned from each lifetime serve as catalysts for remembrance.

 

In the vast expanse of infinite life, each lifetime represents but a fragment of the eternal cycle of existence, wherein the journey of the Spiritual Being (Ruh) unfolds across the ages.

 

The true purpose of our lives is a journey towards ever-deepening wisdom and, ultimately, the recognition of our essence as manifestations of the Supreme Being (Hu) in human form.

 

This journey culminates in the attainment of complete self-awareness—the state of Conscious Creator (Al-Khaaliq).

 

A Conscious Creator (Al-Khaaliq) is one who realizes their eternal and immortal nature as a Spiritual Being (Ruh), acknowledges their role in shaping the Physical Reality (Alam) through the power of thought, and embraces their manifestation of the Supreme Being (Hu) in human form.

 

While on this path, each of us may have individual goals and purposes within the realm of the Physical Reality (Alam), reflective of our unique experiences and aspirations.

 

Planet Earth serves as a sacred school for Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, wherein the study and practice of Sufism serve as guiding lights towards the realization of Conscious Creator (Al-Khaaliq)hood.

 

Through dedicated engagement with Sufism, we embark upon a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth, ultimately leading us to the profound realization of our divine essence.

 

The Creator (Al-Khaaliq) of our world, in essence, is each one of us—Spiritual Being (Ruh)s who are fragments of the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

Collectively, we engage in the co-creation of the Physical Reality (Alam) we inhabit.

 

However, this creative endeavor is not solely an individual pursuit. Higher Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, existing within the realms of the Spiritual Reality, play a pivotal role in guiding and shaping the evolution of humanity.

 

These Higher Spiritual Being (Ruh)s oversee the orchestration of events necessary for the growth and development of Human Beings as they traverse the school of Earth.

 

Since the dawn of Time, Spiritual Being (Ruh)s have been engaged in the process of evolution within the Physical Reality (Alam) or Universe.

 

Yet, Time and Space, integral components of our existence, are merely constructs of our creative endeavors.

 

In truth, Time and Space are illusory conditions inherent to the human experience.

 

As Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, we wield the power of creation through our Thoughts, whether within or outside the confines of the human body.

 

Our Thoughts serve as the creative forces that give rise to the Physical Reality (Alam) we perceive—a manifestation of Cosmic Vibrating Energy condensed to a frequency that appears tangibly real.

 

We are the ultimate source and cause of the Physical Reality (Alam) we inhabit, both collectively as Humanity and individually as Human Beings.

 

Every circumstance and event within our lives is a product of our collective and individual Thoughts, whether they be positive or negative.

 

In essence, the Physical Reality (Alam) we perceive is a reflection of our collective Mind and Thoughts.

 

Our human Mind serves as a conduit for the Mental Reality, condensed to a scale compatible with the human experience.

 

Indeed, there exists but One Mind—the Mind of the Supreme Being (Hu)—of which we are all integral aspects.

 

To awaken to this truth is an essential aspect of our spiritual education as Spiritual Being (Ruh)s.

 

The notion of the world coming to an end is inevitable, yet it is not a definitive cessation of existence.

 

As long as there are Spiritual Being (Ruh)s inclined towards physical existence, other worlds will continue to provide a platform for their manifestation.

 

The human journey is but one facet of the Spiritual Being (Ruh)'s evolution, entwined in a symbiotic relationship with others.

 

The perpetual expansion of the Spiritual Reality fuels the growth and evolution of the Physical Reality (Alam).

 

It is crucial to understand that Matter, Energy, Space, Time, and Life follow the trajectory of Thought, not the other way around.

 

Therefore, the cessation of the Physical Reality (Alam) is contingent upon the cessation of Thought directed towards its creation—a scenario highly unlikely to transpire.

 

Evolution unfolds in an infinite cycle without a definitive beginning or end.

 

Our collective Thoughts serve as the driving force behind the manifestation of the Physical Reality (Alam), albeit influenced by various other forces, both benevolent and malevolent.

 

In essence, we, as Human Beings, are manifestations of the Creative Essence or Supreme Being (Hu), fashioning the fabric of the Physical Reality (Alam) through our Thoughts.

 

Living within this realm of physical existence is but a specific aspect of the broader journey of Universal Evolution and Spiritual Education for Spiritual Being (Ruh)s.

 

However, reconnecting with our Higher Self or Supreme Being (Hu) is a challenging endeavor, given our loss of conscious contact with this Divine Essence.

 

Nonetheless, the pursuit of attaining the State of Conscious Creator (Al-Khaaliq) serves as the guiding beacon on this journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening, with Sufism serving as a potent tool for this purpose.

 

In the realm of Sufism, the inquiry into our true essence delves into the interconnectedness of all existence.

 

Before the passage of time, the Supreme Being (Hu), in its infinite wisdom, fragmented itself into myriad Spiritual Being (Ruh)s to attain self-awareness and accrue experience.

 

At the dawn of time, we, as Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, embarked on a journey to create a Physical Reality (Alam) system, an endeavor shrouded in mystery and challenge.

 

Through eons of evolution and perseverance, our collective creativity birthed the intricate tapestry of the Physical Reality (Alam), adorned with myriad life forms, including ourselves as Human Beings.

 

As representatives of the Supreme Being (Hu), we incarnate to manifest its essence in human form, undertaking the task of realizing our divine connection amidst the illusions of material existence.

 

Yet, true isolation from the Supreme Being (Hu) remains an impossibility, for we are eternal manifestations of its divine essence.

 

However, the allure of materialism and technological distractions often veils our awareness of this sacred connection, leading us deeper into the realm of forgetfulness.

 

Yet, our journey into the depths of Matter serves as a profound exploration of Physical existence, a journey towards the Great Awakening—the return to our divine origin.

 

In this grand holographic creation, orchestrated by the Supreme Being (Hu), we dream the dream of human existence, actively participating in the unfolding narrative of creation.

 

Our ultimate task as Human Beings is to awaken from this dream and realize our inherent divinity—to become Conscious Creator (Al-Khaaliq)s in harmony with the divine cosmic dance.

 

As Spiritual Being (Ruh)s incarnated in human bodies, we are complete embodiments of the Supreme Being (Hu), immortal and eternal in essence.

 

Death (Mawt), in its conventional sense, holds no power over us, for it is merely a transition, a shift in our mode of existence.

 

To awaken to this truth is the essence of our spiritual journey—a journey that unfolds through cycles of existence, guided by the eternal laws of the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

Whether we embrace these truths or not does not alter their reality; they remain immutable, beyond the realm of belief.

 

The study of Sufism offers a path to unravel these mysteries, preparing our minds for the challenges that lie ahead.

 

While comprehending the vastness of our spiritual journey may span lifetimes, the journey itself is a sacred endeavor, offering glimpses of divine wisdom with each step.

 

Ultimately, our purpose is to realize that the divine essence resides within us, guiding us towards the State of Conscious Creator (Al-Khaaliq)—a state of profound realization and alignment with the cosmic divine plan.

 

Whether obscured by dogma or revealed through spiritual inquiry, this truth beckons us to awaken to our divine nature and embark on the journey of self-realization.

 

In the realm of introspection, these inquiries lead us to contemplate the nature of existence and our place within it.

 

Could it be that religions, with their doctrinal veils, obscure the truth rather than reveal it, akin to the blind leading the blind?

 

Perhaps our journey into ignorance was deliberate, a necessary state of mind to fully immerse ourselves in the human experience.

 

Are we divine beings incarnated into flesh, deliberately veiling our greatness to navigate the complexities of mortal existence?

 

As the source of all life, do we choose to inhabit human form to explore the vast spectrum of human emotions and experiences?

 

Could it be that we, as the Supreme Being (Hu), engage in this cosmic game of self-discovery, concealing our divine essence within the depths of human consciousness?

 

Are we the architects of our own existence, casting ourselves into the theatre of life only to forget our true nature in the midst of the drama?

 

Could it be that our journey through creation is but one path among many to fathom the depths of human existence?

 

In our quest for understanding, do we grapple with existential questions born from our divine curiosity?

 

Are the conventional teachings about the Creator (Al-Khaaliq) merely veils obscuring the truth of our divine nature?

 

Perhaps it is time to question the constructs of religion and society, daring to challenge the very fabric of our perceived reality.

 

Is the world, as we perceive it, merely a fabrication, a mirage obscuring the divine essence that dwells within us?

 

And in our search for truth, do we find ourselves confronted with the enigmatic presence of the Supreme Being (Hu), stirring within us a profound yearning for self-realization?

 

Are we, in essence, inseparable from the divine, destined to realize our unity with the God (Allah)?

 

As we unravel the mysteries of existence, we may come to realize that we are indeed divine beings, wandering through the labyrinth of creation, seeking to rediscover our true essence.

 

 

Sufi's View of Reality: Law of Divine Oneness

 

SUFISM serves as a portal to explore the depths of reality.

 

What is reality, you ask? Reality is the realm of human experience, perceived through the lens of our senses.

 

It is the holographic manifestation crafted by the divine thought of the Supreme Being (Hu).

 

Every thought of the Supreme Being (Hu) crystallizes into the fabric of reality, and in essence, we are manifestations of this divine creator (Al-Khaaliq).

 

The reality we inhabit is shaped by our individual experiences, unique to each of us.

 

While the Physical Reality (Alam) is a collective creation, our perception of it is deeply personal, coloured by our evolutionary journey and diverse education.

 

Many individuals encounter phenomena like UFOs and extraterrestrial beings, yet struggle to convey their experiences to others.

 

Before we unravel the mysteries of such encounters, we must understand the fundamental medium of Physical Reality (Alam).

 

This medium is the cosmic vibrating energy, a boundless ocean of potentiality, comprising 99.9999999% emptiness.

 

It is the divine essence of the Supreme Being (Hu) in the process of creation, perceived through our human senses.

 

Within this cosmic energy, all forms of existence arise, from the smallest particle to the vast universe.

 

Our human minds are but infinitesimal fragments of this cosmic energy, interconnected in the vast expanse of the One Mind.

 

Every phenomenon, whether visible or invisible, emerges from the diverse vibrations of this cosmic energy.

 

Yet, the majority of humanity remains unaware of the intricacies of this shared consciousness, too dense to perceive its depths.

 

Within the realm of SUFISM, it is understood that no single human being possesses the capacity to comprehend the entirety of the Supreme Being (Hu)’s Mind.

 

Certain experiences may defy conventional explanation, appearing unfamiliar and extraordinary.

 

Yet, in our pursuit of understanding, we must refrain from dismissing these occurrences as mere illusions or absurdities.

 

Life within the so-called Physical Reality (Alam) is a canvas for the creative expression of Spiritual Being (Ruh)s.

 

In this realm, our physical bodies serve as vessels through which we perceive and engage with the events of daily life.

 

This plane of existence is often referred to as the plane of separation or illusion, where appearances deceive and reality is obscured.

 

Indeed, everything we perceive in this realm is but a perfect illusion, a holographic projection of the cosmic energies that permeate existence.

 

Our human bodies, with their intricate systems of cosmic vibrations, serve as conduits for experiencing this illusion.

 

Though our senses may interpret these vibrations as material substances, our true nature transcends the physical realm.

 

As Spiritual Being (Ruh)s, we exist within the spiritual reality, guiding and directing our human bodies and minds from a higher plane of existence.

 

In this analogy, the human body is akin to a vehicle, obedient to the commands of the Spiritual Being (Ruh), much like a taxi driver controls their cab.

 

Upon physical death (Mawt), the intricate web of cosmic vibrations that constitute the human body, mind, and spiritual essence disentangles.

 

The Spiritual Being (Ruh) embarks on a perpetual journey, seeking out a new vessel in the form of a human body.

 

This spiritual essence, an eternal fragment of the Supreme Being (Hu), assumes various roles much like hobbies are facets of human beings.

 

In essence, we are all manifestations of the Supreme Being (Hu), each endowed with distinct functions determined by our free will and the divine purpose.

 

These roles are experienced through the lens of individual character and personality, shaping our interactions on the stage of the Physical Reality (Alam).

 

But who truly experiences human life?

 

It is the Spiritual Being (Ruh) that animates the human body, utilizing its senses to navigate and perceive the intricacies of physical existence.

 

Though the human body serves as a transient vessel, its significance is momentary compared to the eternal essence of the Spiritual Being (Ruh).

 

Yet, without this physical form, the Spiritual Being (Ruh) would be bereft of the means to interact with and comprehend the Physical Reality (Alam).

 

Indeed, the Physical Reality (Alam) is but a sensory illusion, constructed from cosmic vibrations and perceived through the faculties of the human body.

 

Much like watching a movie or television screen, what we perceive as real is merely a projection, a manifestation of the cosmic energies that underpin existence.

 

What we perceive is but cosmic vibrating energy,

Our senses conjure what we deem reality to be.

 

Crafted with finesse, a beautiful illusion unfolds,

A hologram woven when the spiritual essence holds.

 

Yet not all Spiritual Being (Ruh)s wield control,

For the UnConscious Mind (Qalb) may take its toll.

 

The physical realm, a realm of holographic design,

Welcome to the matrix, where truth intertwines.

 

Holograms, cosmic vibrations, the Supreme Being (Hu)'s dance,

In this reality, they hold sole stance.

 

Encountering UFOs or ETs, what transpires?

In this cosmic dance, what shapes and inspires?

 

Within the cosmic expanse, vibrations play,

Space, not empty, but alive in its own way.

 

Most vibrations elude our limited gaze,

Yet the essence of existence in its myriad ways.

 

In an instant, UFOs and ETs may shift their guise,

Forms transient, a cosmic dance beneath the skies.

 

When UFOs and ETs venture into our 3rd Density Physical Reality (Alam),

From the 4th and 5th Densities, they make their journey.

 

Lowering their frequency, their Cosmic Vibrating Energy takes shape,

Denser it becomes, emerging in this realm's landscape.

 

Though always present, they were unseen to our eyes,

Now visible, they appear, a spectral surprise.

 

Their mastery over their essence is complete,

Manipulating frequencies, they adapt and meet.

 

Changing forms, they traverse our physical plane,

Appearing to us, in shapes they ordain.

 

These beings, composed of cosmic energy profound,

Navigate our world, with sight unbound.

 

Unlike us, limited by senses and sight,

They transcend barriers, with effortless flight.

 

For in the Supreme Being (Hu)'s Mind, they dwell,

As do we all, within this cosmic spell.

 

Through thought, they move, from realm to realm,

In the Supreme Being (Hu)'s Mind, they overwhelm.

 

In this grand illusion, we're all intertwined,

As manifestations of the Supreme Being (Hu)'s mind.

 

All around us, Cosmic Vibrating Energies dance and play,

Creating worlds within worlds in an ethereal array.

 

In these realms, no substance physical can be found,

For matter is but a dance of vibrations profound.

 

Emptiness fills the space, a vast and boundless sea,

Yet within it, lies the essence of all that can be.

 

Matter, a manifestation of energy's graceful sway,

Expressed in wavelengths, frequencies, day by day.

 

What we perceive is but a fragment of the whole,

A glimpse into the universe, a spark of the soul.

 

Scientists ponder, seeking truths that elude,

For the mind's vast potential remains largely subdued.

 

Could it be that our journey's purpose, our eternal plight,

Is to reclaim the missing pieces, to awaken to the light?

 

UFOs and ETs, visitors from realms unknown,

Witnesses to our experiment, seeds that we have sown.

 

Guardians watch over us, guiding our ascent,

Yet it is our own self-awareness, our own intent.

 

As we embrace responsibility, our destiny we embrace,

For in the journey of evolution, each must find their place.

 

In the realm of politics and religion, some seek to control,

Imposing their philosophies, striving for a hold.

 

But a new era dawns, a time of love and trust,

Where cooperation reigns, and exploitation's unjust.

 

The days of aggression and false beliefs draw to a close,

As humanity embraces unity, a future it bestows.

 

UFOs and ETs, visitors from afar,

Once conducted experiments, guiding like a star.

 

Yet amidst their ranks, some harbor darker intent,

Feeding on our fears, their presence a lament.

 

But as the veil thins, and isolation fades away,

Direct contact with our guardians shall light our way.

 

For we are all manifestations of the Supreme Being (Hu)'s grace,

In myriad forms, we share this cosmic space.

 

Our relationship with our guardians, akin to that with beasts,

Equals in essence, from greatest to the least.

 

No shame in our evolution, no pride in our might,

For in the eyes of the divine, we're all shining light.

 

All beings, whether terrestrial or extraterrestrial,

Are offspring of the Supreme Being (Hu)'s celestial pedestal.

 

In the vast expanse of the Supreme Being (Hu)'s Mind,

All entities, thoughts, and forms we find.

 

For within this cosmic tapestry, there's naught but the Divine,

Every creature, every thing, within its grand design.

 

Across the cosmos, a myriad of beings roam,

Visiting our world, making Earth their temporary home.

 

These encounters, a dance in the cosmic ballet,

Teaching us lessons as we journey on our way.

 

Some beings, unfamiliar with the human plight,

Study us closely, seeking understanding in the night.

 

For those taken aboard, it's an examination,

Preparing for future stages, an evolution's initiation.

 

Yet amidst the cosmic symphony, there lurks a darker hue,

Beings of malevolence, exploiting what they view.

 

But in the end, we're all players in this cosmic show,

Manifestations of the Supreme Being (Hu), high and low.

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