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Have you seen God?

Started by 357, April 08, 2016, 06:42:41 AM

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Have you seen God?

Yes, please explain, how we may see him.
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357

Just wondering Are there people, who have seen God - according to their understanding of God..............

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Man of Faith

I have not visually seen except once and it was a very penetrating light with no center and nothing which has any physical form. God's/Rabb's "voice" does "echo" in the mind and is more like telepathy than a verbal conversation. It is like an intruding thought in the head.

Be well
Amenuel
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good logic

Peace 357.

Have you?

MOF be careful, what you describe there could be Lucifer the deceiver?

GOD bless.
Peace.
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Man of Faith

Hardly, good logic. The wise counsel offered has been too coherent and confirmed in many ways.

An evil spirit would have liked vice and this is not like that. Also none but God/Rabb would emit that kind of penetrating force and light and "speak" with such authority.

Everything regarding the lore of God/Rabb was made plain to me. This is why I speak with such confidence here and there. Surely it makes some people mad, but should I shut up when people can learn something?

On top of that, whom you call Al-Shaytan does not exist as a person but is the body's instinct. This is what entices you into doing primitive things and being a primate. It likes for you to 'enter firmly' into this world.

God/Rabb does test your mental functioning from time to time so it is also important to sharpen one's senses; staying clear and cutting off from the instincts does help tremendously. A huge part of your success depends on separating yourself from the bodily.

Be well
Amenuel
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Bender

Quote from: Man of Faith on April 08, 2016, 09:48:51 AM
I have not visually seen except once and it was a very penetrating light with no center and nothing which has any physical form. God's/Rabb's "voice" does "echo" in the mind and is more like telepathy than a verbal conversation. It is like an intruding thought in the head.

Be well
Amenuel

Hi,

So what you saw was a very penetrating light with no center and nothing which has any physical form.
I can tell you that God is not a very penetrating light with no center and nothing which has any physical form.
What you saw was just a very penetrating light with no center and nothing which has any physical form, but not God.
Alhamdu lillahi rabbi al-alameen

Jafar

Yes I see/hear/feel Him every seconds..
Everywhere I turn at any angle that I turn I see/hear/feel Him
He's here there everywhere..
When I'm awake and also when I'm sleeping.
From the beginning of time until the end of time..
Before the beginning of time and after the end of time..

Man of Faith

Bender,

You were not there, were you?

"Penetrating" was just a manner of speaking. It was a concentrated light radiance, an energetic discharge and even when the event was over the lamp bulb in the ceiling was broken and the fuse had blown in the basement. Now that was a paranormal activity in my opinion. Whom was that except God/Rabb?

There was absolutely nothing physical about it, but there was an energetic discharge involving a strange powerful light.

You are so confident I have no communion with God/Rabb, but perhaps I have. Have you ever reflected upon it? I am constantly teaching in the forum, but you just ignore me like I was some stupid madman. That is your loss.

Be well
Amenuel
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IAMOP

Peace

Nirvana, the moment of Ruh expanding into Infinite Consciousness

Nirvikalpa Samadhi which you can find described here:
The sequence of events that are common in Krishna’s nirvikalpa experience and my own were as follows:

    While in a deep meditative state, a sensation is felt at the base of the spine. The sensation is very unusual and feels like some form of energy activation.
    The loss of corporeal sense, and immersion into internal experience
    The ecstatic sensation of energy rising from the base of the spine
    The shift of that ecstatic sensation to that of outward expansion
    When the expansion gets to a maximum point, the ecstatic flow shifts up the spine to another level, and continues to expand
    The ecstatic outward and then upward sensation is all the mind perceives
    After each upward shift of the rushing energy, the sensation changes to a higher pitch of pleasure
    The cycle of expansion to a maximum degree and then shifting upwards happens around 5 times.
    At the highest level of outward expansion, the next shift is different. This time one slips out into the cosmos, a clusters of stars where there is no distinction between the stars and one’s own mind i.e. the perceiver and the perceived are one. Thus subject and object disappear and one feels that one is bathing in a pool of ecstatic unity. The rush and expansion are no longer part of the experience.
    This state lasts for an unknown length of time, perhaps a minute or two. One’s sense of personal experience does not disappear, i.e. one is not asleep or dreaming. Quite the contrary, one is acutely aware of all that is transpiring
    Following the state of unity, one feels a sense of descending as one falls down and back into one’s body. The pressures of life feel reapplied to one’s body, almost as if returning from a zero gravity environment into a gravitational field.
    Back in one’s body, one returns to routine consciousness, opens one’s eyes, and looks around, recognizing that one is back in one’s room where nothing has changed.


https://lecubiste.wordpress.com/2012/06/11/nirvikalpa-and-the-unseen-world/

In the Sufi tradition this is known as Al-Fana.

When I went through my own experience, this is what I can describe.

(1) Expanding outward, I feel my entire being stretching out through all space and time, my being is no longer contained in my physical body but has stretched past my skin, dissolved into the universe and is stretching to infinity, I am travelling through each and every dimension of reality - x,y,z,t,5d,6d,7d,8d,9d,etc right through to infinity, I am seeing their nature and transcending them
(2) This expansion reaches infinity, and a silence begins to pervade, the world is dissolving
(3) The world begins to contract rapidly at a near or infinite velocity
(4) The contraction inward compressess all Reality into a tiny atom or smaller, a single point, a singularity, an infinite, dimensionless singularity
(5) The entire Reality dissolves and disappears altogether
(6) There is an Infinite Awareness, Consciousness, which knows all things, it is Infinite Love, it is filled with Infinite Truth, Wisdom, Radiance, I recognise this as Ar-Rahman, Allah, the Supreme Knower, it is not seen with the vision, it is the One who does the Seeing
(7) I spend some time engaging with this Being for a short while
(8) The Reality begins flooding back infinitely fast yet perfectly gently
(9) A white light appears of tremendous heat and like a laser, etches two lines into my left hand, which palm readers would identify as the Line of Fate and Line of Health - I take this as a Sign from Allah, a direct proof from Allah of the experience, that I could no longer doubt or question Allah ever again, these lines are still here to this day, the lines are etched by Kundalini Shakti which is the awakened Ruh faculty in the human
(10) Ever since that day I have lived in a state of Superconsciousness like what you see in the film Limitless but much higher in many respects but not as superpowered (I feel these faculties like that film can easily be unlocked but I have to do the purification work to release them)

I am released from all worldly troubles and suffering. I still feel pain, do good and bad things, but I am not touched by anything in the world at all. My heart and soul dwell in Allah and generally I stay Conscious of Allah more than anything. Allah comes to the foreground instead of the background. I have not yet transcended Tree of Knowledge of Good & Evil. Ego is still present.


This I recognise was the first stage, now I am in the second stage, coming up to the White Light, the total dissolution into Allah itself, there will be no more of my individual self left at all. If it works as expected this is the state where Tree of Knowledge of Good & Evil is transcended and Knowledge of Good and Knowledge of Evil can only be used in the same way Allah uses it, that is, to do Goodness alone. In the White Light my body is filled with total comfort from Allah, it is a total Grace from Allah (alhamdulillah), I go in and out of the White Light nowadays, but I am still working on being in it 24/7. It is a successive surrendering to Allah as Allah's will begins to take over from my own and I surrender my free will to Allah and then my body feels better and healthier and my words become more compassionate, I become wiser, and more effective in my ability to Live Life in Love and Truth.

Further knowledge of this can be found in various cultures - Shakti, Kundalini, Ruh, Holy Spirit, etc. If someone wishes to understand the phenomenons involved, research "samadhi" e.g. Nirvikalpa Samadhi (Sri Chinmoy's description describes the Nirvikalpa graced here, there are other descriptions of Nirvikalpa describing what appear to be a different but very related Samadhi), Ramana Maharshi, Irina Tweedie, Golden Sufi Centre/Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, and "Ascension" (Energetic Synthesis/Ascension Glossary), a web search will point out all of these things. I am what is known as a Jivamukti - Liberation while still in body, liberated in the world.

I had always known as a child there was something tremendous awaiting me when I grew older and I felt the pull of its Love from far far away but I never knew what it was. On that fateful day, 10/10/2011, I discovered what it was, that was the day I entered the Nirvana, that was the day I found Rest and Peace in my Lord alone and knew forever of the Reality of Paradise. And so ever since all that remains is to shed the ego once and for all like a dead old skin and enter fully into the service of my Lord


1. By the sun and its radiance.

2. And the moon as it follows it.

3. And the day as it reveals it.

4. And the night as it conceals it.

5. And the sky and He who built it.

6. And the earth and He who spread it.

7. And the soul and He who proportioned it.

8. And inspired it with its wickedness and its righteousness.

9. Successful is he who purifies it.

10. Failing is he who corrupts it.
(ch91)


All praises be to Allah who guides and makes complete Its Creation

:jedi: :group: :peace:
As you fall asleep and wake up to a new day
So shall you enter your grave and arise to the last


"Now no person knows what delights of the eye are kept hidden for them - as a reward for their deeds" (32:17)

hanslan

Quote from: Man of Faith on April 08, 2016, 02:16:22 PM
On top of that, whom you call Al-Shaytan does not exist as a person but is the body's instinct.



Hi Amenuel, referring to 38:41-43 in the Q, story about Job. 

38:41 - Sahih International: And remember Our servant Job, when he called to his Lord, "Indeed, Satan has touched me with hardship and torment."

How can we reconcile with your statement "Al-Shaytan does not exist as a person but is the body's instinct".

Your tots on this please.

Thanks.

hawk99

357 here we go again, you ask a question and sit back and watch forum
members make fools of themselves.  Of course no one has seen Allah,
not Moses, Muhammad, Jesus, Abraham, Isaiah or Job.  So why are you asking
us such a question.
    :hmm
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