Demon Mothers: Birth in Hell as Devil Djinn Demon Vampire
Proof of Existence of Demons/Djinns/Fallen Angels!
Author’s note
Incorrect translations of Muslim Holy Book Koran
Verses
like 41:12 & 67:5 in which Quranic Arabic clearly states 'Samaa
at Dunya' meaning 'sky of this world' or rather 'space of this
dunya/material world/known universe'. Yet i see these bad
translations in which it is translated as "nearest heaven"
or "lowest heaven". Cognitively, it is imperative for us to
discern these verses correctly, like Pickthall
did,
that it refers to "world's heaven", or “universe’s
space”, rather than lowest sky, or whatever it is imprinted in
translators' primitive thought patterns.
Wa
amma man khaffat mawa zeenuh
Fa-ummuhu
haawiyah
Wa
maa adraaka maa hiyah
Naarun
hamiyah
“But
he whose balance (of good deeds) will be (found) light,
His
mother will be ‘Haawiyah’
And
what will explain to thee who that is?
(It
is) a Fire (Djinn/Demon/Vampire) named ‘Hamiyah’” — Koran
101:8-11
Keep
in mind that, according to Koran, Djinns/Demons/Vampires are created
out of fire:
“And
the jinn We created before from scorching fire” — Koran
15:27
So
it is clear to us that mothers of the sinners will be types of Djinni
females classified as ‘Haawiyah’ and/or ‘Hamiyah’, as djinns
are created of fire and mothers of sinners will be fire.
Let
us not forget what Jesus said to his hell bound enemies:
“You
belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your
father's desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding
to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks
his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.” —
John 8:44
He
told them that their father is the
devil/djinn/satan/shaytan/demon/vampire/alien named
Lucifer/Satan/Iblis/Devil/Dracula/Shiva/Vishnu/etc
So
let us be clear. Christian Bible states that the devil is the father
of all sinners who will be born in hell dimension after they die in
the material world. Muslim Koran states that mothers of all souls who
belong to hell will be djinnis/demonesses/vampires/devils named
‘Haawiyah’/‘Hamiyah’. Both religions correlate and
collaborate to form a newly discovered hidden esoteric facet of our
collective existence, i.e. those who are evil will be resurrected as
demons in their afterlife! Their mothers will be devils. Their
fathers will be devils. In a way this is what most sinners and evil
people really want. You will find them desiring eternal life as
vampires and demons. So The Creator will answer their prayers and
they will be recreated as Vampires/Demons/Devils/djinns/Fallen
Angels/aliens.
Your
father!
Your
mother! Haawiyah/Haamiyah/Ishtar/Isis/Astarte/Astghik
Another
djinn! Haawiyah/Hamiyah/Kaaliyah! Your new mother!
"One
Day God will gather them all together, and say to the Angels,' Was it
you that these men used to worship?' They will say: 'Be You
Glorified. You are our Guardian, not them! No, but they
worshipped the devils; most of them were (only) believers
in them.'"
- Al-Qur'an, Sura 34:40-41
Lilith: Ancient Demon, Dark Deity or Sex Goddess? Your mother in hell?
In
some sources she's described as a demon, in others she is an icon who
became one of the darkest deities of the pagans. Lilith is one of the
oldest known female spirits of the world. Her roots come from the
famous Epic of Gilgamesh, but she was also described in the Bible and
the Talmud.
In
Jewish tradition, she is the most notorious demon, but in some other
sources she appears as the first woman created on Earth. According to
a legend, God formed Lilith as the first woman. He did it in the same
way as he created Adam. The only difference was that in place of pure
dust, he also used filth and residue. Traditionally Lilith means
''the night'', and she is related to attributes connected with the
spiritual aspects of sensuality and freedom, but also terror.
The ancient demon of Sumerians
Lilith’s
name comes from the Sumerian word ''lilitu'', which meant a wind
spirit or a female demon. Lilith was mentioned in the Tablet XII of
the Epic of Gilgamesh, a famous poem of ancient Mesopotamia dated
back to not later than c. 2100 BC. The tablet was added to the
original text much later, c. 600 BC, in its later Assyrian and
Akkadian translations. She appears in a magical story, where she
represents the branches of a tree. She is described with other
demons, but researchers still argue if she was a demon or a dark
goddess. At the same time, she appeared in early Jewish sources, so
it is difficult to find out who mentioned her first. However, it is
obvious that from the beginning of her existence in the texts she was
related to Sumerian witchcraft.
.
Burney
Relief, Babylon (1800-1750 BCE). Some scholars (e.g. Emil Kraeling)
identified the figure in the relief with Lilith, based on a
misreading of an outdated translation of the Epic of Gilgamesh. (CC
BY-SA 3.0)
In
the Babylonian Talmud, Lilith was described as a dark spirit with an
uncontrollable and dangerous sexuality. She is said to have
fertilized herself with male sperm to create demons. She is believed
to be the mother of hundreds of demons.
Lilith
was known in the culture of the Hittites, Egyptians, Greeks,
Israelis, and Romans as well. In later times, she migrated to the
north of the Europe. She represented chaos, sexuality, and she has
been said to have cast spells on people. Her legend is also related
to the first stories about vampires.
The wife of the biblical Adam
Lilith
appears in the Bible, in the Book of Isaiah 34:14, which describes
the desolation of Eden. From the beginning, she is considered as a
devilish spirit, unclean, and dangerous. The Genesis Rabbah describes
her as the first wife of Adam. According to the book, God created her
and Adam at the same time. Lilith was very strong, independent, and
wanted to be equal with Adam. She did not accept being less important
than him and refused to lie beneath Adam for copulation. The marriage
did not work and they never found happiness. As Robert Graves and
Raphael Patai wrote in the book The Hebrew Myths:
''Adam
complained to God: 'I have been deserted by my helpmeet' God at once
sent the angels Senoy, Sansenoy and Semangelof to fetch Lilith back.
They found her beside the Red Sea, a region abounding in lascivious
demons, to whom she bore lilim at the rate of more than one hundred a
day. 'Return to Adam without delay,' the angels said, `or we will
drown you!' Lilith asked: `How can I return to Adam and live like an
honest housewife, after my stay beside the Red Sea?? 'It will be
death to refuse!' they answered. `How can I die,' Lilith asked again,
`when God has ordered me to take charge of all newborn children: boys
up to the eighth day of life, that of circumcision; girls up to the
twentieth day. Nonetheless, if ever I see your three names or
likenesses displayed in an amulet above a newborn child, I promise to
spare it.' To this they agreed; but God punished Lilith by making one
hundred of her demon children perish daily; and if she could not
destroy a human infant, because of the angelic amulet, she would
spitefully turn against her own.''
Due
to the misunderstandings and disappointments related to Lilith, God
decided to create a second wife for Adam– Eve.
An icon for modern pagans and feminists
Nowadays,
Lilith has become a symbol of freedom for many feminist groups. Due
to the rising level of education, women started to understand that
they could be independent, so they began looking for symbols of
feminine power. She also started to be worshiped by some followers of
the pagan Wicca religion, which was created in the 1950s.
This
appeal was enhanced by artists, who took her on as a muse. She
started to be a popular motif in art and literature around the
Renaissance period, when Michelangelo portrayed her as a half woman,
half serpent being. He presented her around the Tree of Knowledge,
and increased the importance of her legend. With time, Lilith became
more attractive for the imaginations of male artists like Dante
Gabriel Rosetti, who created her image as the most beautiful female
being of the world. The author of ''The Chronicles of Narnia'', C.S.
Lewis, was inspired by the legend about Lilith in the creation of the
White Witch. She was beautiful, but dangerous and cruel. He mentioned
that she was Lilith’s daughter and the she was determined to kill
Adam and Eve’s children.
Less
romantic pictures of Lilith appeared in the mind of James Joyce, who
called her the patron of abortions. Joyce pushed Lilith into the
feminist philosophy, and started the process of adopting her as a
goddess of independent women in the 20th century. When women started
to receive more rights, they started to disagree with the
man-concentrated vision of the world, including the Biblical story
about the beginning of the life on Earth. The name of Lilith appears
as a national literacy program in Israel and the title of a Jewish
women's magazine. The ancient Sumerian legendary female demon is one
of the most popular topics in feminist literature related to ancient
mythology. Researchers still discuss if she was created as a real
demon, or as an untrue warning of what may happen if women receive
more power.
And
they made the jinn associates with God, while He created them, and
they falsely attributed to Him, and highly exalted is He above what
they ascribe to Him. (6:100)
[34:40]
On the day when He summons them all, He will say to the angels, "Did
these people worship you?"
[34:41]
They will answer, "Be You glorified. You are our Lord and
Master, not them. Instead, they were worshiping the jinns; most of
them were believers therein.”
“which
means majority of humans worship jinn. how is that possible? The
christian trinity, to hindu trimurti, to egyptian trinity, greek
gods, etc. all are/were jinns”
"
Instead, they were worshiping the jinns"
“There
are at least two races of jinn. Green ones and the blue ones. one is
ifreet and the other one i don’t know of.”
There
are different types of djinn; the Qur’an mentions only three:
Djinn, ‘ifrit, and marid. Other names include jann, ghul, shaitans,
hinn, nasnas, shiqq, si’lat, and a host of others. The names above
vary depending on the region in the Middle Eastern country. Some of
the best-known Djinn are:
Ghul
The
ghul (ghoul) are shape-shifting cannibalistic and blood-drinking
creatures that feed on the flesh of human beings, especially
travelers, children or corpses stolen out of graves. The oldest
references to ghul in Arabian lore are found in The
Book of 1001 Nights.
There
are several types of ghul. The most feared is a female type (ghula)
which has the ability to appear as a normal, mortal woman. According
to lore, such a creature marries an unsuspecting man, who becomes her
prey.
The
ghul are nocturnal creatures who inhabit graveyards, ruins and other
lonely places. Sometimes they are described as dead humans who sleep
for long periods in secret graves, then awake, rise and feast on both
the living and the dead. Ghul also personify the unknown terrors held
by the desert.
In
Persian lore the ghul has the legs of a donkey and the horns of a
goat.
Hinn
The
hinn are weak djinn, close to animals, and they especially like to
appear as dogs.
‘Ifrit
The
‘ifrit (variation: afrit) is cited only once in the Qur’an, in
reference to a djinni who fetched the throne of the Queen of Sheba at
the command of King Solomon. In lore, it is evil and powerful, and
difficult to control.
Jann
Jann
are shape-shifters who lives in the desert, and take the forms of
whirlwinds and white camels. They are open-minded about humans, and
were among the first djinn encountered by people. They have the power
to hide or reveal oases in the desert, depending on whether they like
or dislike a party of travelers. They are the enemies of the ghul.
Marid
The
marid is unruly and rebellious, and the most powerful of djinn. The
marida (plural) possess great knowledge of magic and have assisted
kings and priests. They are also known as “blue” djinn and are
the ones most often associated with wish-granting genies.
Nasnas
The
nasnas is another weak form of djinn, hybrids of human-like and
animal-like forms, and may account for some of our encounters with
mysterious creatures. It is described in The
Book of 1001 Nights
as
a half- human being, that is, it has half a head, half a body, one
arm, one leg. It hops about on its single leg. The nasnas was said to
be the offspring of a shiqq (see below) and a human being.
Palis
The
palis is a vampiric foot-licker that lives in the desert. It has low
intelligence and can be easily outwitted, according to lore. It
attacks sleeping people and drains their blood by licking the soles
of their feet. It can be fooled by two people sleeping end to end
with their soles of their feet together or under each other’s head.
Shaitan
The
shaitan (shaytan) is a rebellious, malevolent djinni associated with
demonic forces.
Shiqq
The
shiqq is a lower form of djinn, a half creature,or literally
only half-formed and thus monstrous in appearance.
Si’lat
The
si’lat are expert shape-shifters and the smartest of the djinn.
They can mimic human appearance with ease.
Colors
Djinn
are also denoted by colors:
Blue
Older,
intelligent djinn, often ambivalent about humans.
Yellow
Leaders
of families and small clans. Less powerful than Blue but more
powerful than Green.
Green
Young
and immature djinn, ofter playful and mischievous.
Black
Powerful
djinn, thought to be kings. It is not known if there is one king or
multiple ones.
Red
Hostile
and aggressive djinn.
They
refer to majority of humans.
[34:40]
On the day when He
summons them all,
He will say to the angels, "Did these people worship you?"
All
of humans and jinns.
2.
'It guides to the Right Path, and we have believed therein, and we
shall never join anything with our Lord .
3.
'And exalted be the Majesty of our Lord, He has taken neither a wife,
nor a son .
4.
'And that the foolish among us used to utter against God that which
was wrong and not right.
“Now
why would jinns clarify that that God doesn't have a wife or a son?
The concept of trinity, God having son and a wife, is the most common
concept in all the major religions of the world, from christianity to
hinduism to even Chinese religion of Taoism.”
“Even
nowadays, you see hindus worshiping jinns. Christians worshiping
Iblees and Dajjal in the form of Father and Son. Ancient Egyptians
had Osiris, Isis, Horus. Greeks had Zeus, his wives, sons, et al.”
“It
doesn't refer to a specific group of humans. It refers to the
majority of humans.
Also,
it seems as if Jinns themselves worshiped their ancestors as gods, as
per Surah Jinn. maybe they still do.”
“The
demon/jinn worship is not even hidden. It's so blatantly open and
obvious. It's clear that these beings materialized that their idols
were made in the first place.”
Mythology:
The
first Vampire was Lilith, also the first wife of Adam that she
eventually left for Lucifer. In short, the bone of the quarrel was
that Lilith would prefer to stand over Adam but God wanted the man to
rule. Lilith is also the Queen of Death and Demons. She was and is
still adored in almost all religions by magicians, sorcerers and
witches.
The
Hormone Theory:
According
to this theory, the vampire is the next step of human evolution. A
genetic complex present inside our body but usually dormant get
activated by a hormone brought in from an external source. The
hormone transforms the victim's physical form and the new vampire
will be able to inject the hormone into another victim.
The
Fallen Angels Theory:
This
theory inspired from the Books of Enoch claims that vampires are the
offspring of the union between the Watchers (Fallen Angels) and
humans. When the Children of the Watchers had consumed all of the
food available, they turned to mankind and began to eat their flesh
and drink their blood. In another adjunct, vampires are the offspring
of the daughters of Eve (female humans) and the Angel of Death sent
by God on Earth. Vampires have the mission to control and thwart the
demonic offspring of the fallen angels. The first Vampires were
Fallen Angels aka "The Watchers", who were cast out of
heaven for bringing sin unto the Earth [Stef Zodiak]. An adjunct to
this theory suggests that the first vampires were the offspring of
humans and Watchers.
The
vampire craze has a new twist leading to the idea that vampires are
trapped on the earth because they are lost angels. These lost souls
have been trapped on earth for centuries, trying to find a way back
into heaven.
In
the book series Blue Bloods by Melissa de la Cruz goes on the premise
that vampires are trapped on the earth living on forever because they
were banished from heaven by God. This banishment was because of the
war with Satan that caused all angels to choose sides.
Every
fallen angel had a soul mate that they spent each life with. They
continued to live on through droplets when they were close to death
that were then put into another vampire with in the same family line.
That vampire would then give birth to the reincarnated vampire.
Life
went on this like for centuries with the vampire families, until one
vampire rebelled and fell in love with her familiar (someone they
feed off of), a human. This breaks the families apart and
starts a new order in the vampire clan.
Skyler
VanAllen is an average girl until her fifteenth birthday and she
finds out that she is apart of something very secret and old. Her
back teeth become very sharp, and starts to have crazy dreams that
seem to be from another life.
Skyler
is a vampire that is very special. She soon thinks that this
may be the reason that her mother has been in a coma for Skyler’s
whole life and why her grandfather has been missing since before
Skyler was born.
As
she starts to embrace her new life and friends, she gets to know a
mysterious young man named Jack Force. There is something about
him that amazes her and a secret that she can not pinpoint.
Jack’s
sister, Mimi starts to make big problems for Skyler and her best
friend Oliver because of jealousy and hate. Mimi is very
comfortable with the vampire life, and is destined to bond with her
twin brother Jack. Bonding is a sort of wedding for vampires
because they are soul mates.
Through
Skyler’s new life she befriends a Texan vampire, Bliss who is new
to the society of vampires. Bliss soon finds trouble of her own
when she falls in love with a trouble maker that is looked down upon
by the vampires.
The
whole vampire life is strange to Skyler and she does not feel like
she belongs completely. She also feels like there is something
off about the Force clan. Skyler decides to do some
investigating on her mother and the origin of her own birth.
As
Skyler starts to dig for the truth, she starts to also have feelings
Jack even though he is taken. As she gets closer to the truth,
she finds out that there are secrets that deal with Jack and his
powerful father.
Skyler
finds danger, and while Skyler is trying to find the truth, the whole
vampire clan comes under attack by an ancient enemy trying to take
out the lost angels.
This
ancient enemy is closer to Bliss and Skyler than they know, and no
one is safe unless it is stopped before it can kill again. The
power only grows as it takes out more vampires, and banish them to
nothingness for eternity.
If
a vampire is killed by this ancient force, they will be doomed to not
exist or have a chance to redeem their rightful spot in heaven.
Can
Skyler and her friends stop this evil before it takes out everything
they know and love? Find out by reading this action packed
series by Melissa de la Cruz.
Mythology
- Dracula
When
the time of man had first walked the earth, there was the man known
as Kane. Out of rage, anger, and hatred he murdered his brother for
reasons shrouded and lost in time. Bathing in his brother's blood,
Kane had committed the first sin. With God witnessing the atrocity,
he forever cursed Kane with bloodlust and hunger for power. Over time
after Kane had died, he was resurrected by Hades per Satan's plan to
make him a blood-lusted immortal. Since his return, Kane had hid in
the shadows and spread his curse by his bite and his own blood. The
eldest of his children, Draven, was bitten by a bat on the eve of his
bloodlust beginning, transforming himself into the first vampire.
Draven
like his father spread the vampire influence, but taking a nobleman's
approach. Such influence was so far spread that the vampire's became
the most respected and feared of the Immortals. Over time, fallen
Angels came to earth avoiding servitude in Hell and taking chance to
return to heaven; one such fallen angel - Serra - fell in love with
Draven and the two had their first and only (half-vampire half-angel)
son, Dracula.
Growing
up, Dracula was punished consistently by his father for defending
Serra and her beliefs in preserving mortal life. Such punishment over
time warped Dracula's mind making him truly giving into his bloodlust
and power, until Dracula's 18th birthday he slaughtered his father
and mother and killed 8 of the 10 Vampire Covenant patriarchs.
Sitting now in a throne of power, Dracula proceeded to annihilate
many of the other original generation immortals - Werewolves,
Transients (power hungry pure immortals), and other fallen Angels and
ascendant Demons; all simply just because he could. Sitting on his
throne of blood, Dracula assumed the Patriarch of the Vampire Nation.
Until he was visited by Kane - who had come to terms with his
bloodlust begged and begged for Dracula to do the same; however
Dracula's mind was set, and upon the beheading of Kane and the
drinking of his blood, Dracula's power had grown even more forever
being feared as THE vampire.
Until
he finally disappeared. No one knows how or why, but one day Dracula
finally just left. Now in the modern world, the weaknesses in the
vampire nation (garlic, sunlight, and heavy doses of silver) were all
chosen by Dracula, forcing his own race to be weaker than he is so he
can rule, whenever he should return.
The
story the monk wrote said that God split the fallen angel in half,
one to Hell (Lucifer) and one to Earth (Dracula). I'm interpreting
that as God separated the spirit (Lucifer) from the body (Dracula).
I'm assuming there is no way for them to be joined together again,
but only one person (Vanessa) that can make one of them strong enough
to take over "God's Bloody Throne" as they have now used
that phrase several times. Also, as a side note, it seems that Hecate
thinks Ethan can give her the power to do the same thing, or else she
can give him that power.
Anyways,
so the conflict comes from the fact that Lucifer wants to use Vanessa
to rule Heaven and release hidden spirits. I forget exactly what he
said. Dracula wants the same thing, but to release all the earthbound
hidden ones. Only one of them can get what they want by using
Vanessa, so there's your reason for conflict.
The
interesting thing I'm waiting to see if if the show will ever have
Lucifer and Dracula try to merge back into one being, or if I'm even
right about them being one being previously. Vanessa overpowered
Lucifer last season, so if she overpowers Dracula in this one, they
might have to try and find a way to work together or merge back into
one to try and overpower her that way.
The
Nanobot Theory:
Nanobots,
created either by renegade scientists or a race of reptilians, were
introduced into a handful of human bodies in order to repair damaged
cells. These nanobots performed so well that they rendered their
hosts immortal. However, the Nanobots themselves are not immortal and
must self-replicate by utilizing the iron atoms from the hemoglobin
in the host's red blood cells. The result of this nanoreplication
process is the constant need for sufficient supplies of blood. Unable
to keep up with the demand, the host has no choice but to seek out
blood from others. If the colony of Nanobots exceeds the host's
ability to supply sufficient RBCs, some nanobots may migrate into
another host, usually the next victim of the primary host's bite.
The
Atlantis Theory:
The
Atlantans, in their quest to prolong life, have conducted biological
and genetic experiments which end result was a new human that could
live for centuries but had to drink the blood of humans in order to
survive. Vampires have escaped the Great Flood as the Atlantans, not
satisfied with the results, had buried them in an underground crypt.
The
Alien Vampire Theory:
Since
H.G. Wells' "The Flowering of the Strange Orchid" in 1894,
there has been many writings and movies exploring the possibility of
a space alien taking over a human body in order to live off the life
energies of others. Those space aliens are some kind of parasites
that control our mind and draw our vital forces. When they have
exhausted the body, they look for a new host. In another adjunct,
vampires do not come from outer space but from another dimension.
Etymology:
The
word 'vampire' derives from the Slavic word 'vampir' or 'vampyr',
first appearing in the 1600s in the Eastern European region in the
Balkans. 'vampir' is derived from 'upir', which first appeared in
print in an Old Russian manuscript from 1047 AC in which a
Novgorodian prince is referred to as 'Upir Lichyj' (Wicked Vampire).
But the origin of 'upir' is even more controversial. Franz Miklosich
suggested that 'upir' is derived from 'uber', a Turkish word for
'witch' whereas Andre Vaillant suggests just the opposite. Kazimierz
Moszynski suggests that 'u-pir' is from a Serbo-Croatian word
'pirati' (to blow). Aleksandr Afanasev points to the Slavic 'pij' (to
drink), which may have entered the Slavic language from the Greek,
via Old Church Slavonic. A. Bruckner proposes Russian 'netopyr'
(bat).
Diseases
linked to Vampirism:
Xeroderma
Pigmentosum (XP), meaning pigmented dry skin is a rare, often fatal
genetic disorder that leaves its victims acutely vulnerable to skin
and eye cancers if they are even briefly exposed to sun or any
ultraviolet rays. The body fails to produce one of the enzymes
necessary to make heme, the red pigment in hemoglobin. Strangely,
Garlic stimulates heme production (a reason for its inclusion in many
herbal blood tonics) and can turn a mild case of porphyria into a
severe and painful one. There is less than 100,000 identified cases
of XP nowadays but inbreeding could have stimulated the disease in
the middle ages, creating pockets of it in isolated areas. Drinking
blood could have been considered as a remedy in the dark ages but the
human body is not made to assimilate heme directly from blood so it
cannot be a cause of vampirism.
Vampires
are
undead beings who are descended from fallen angels or are fallen
angels themselves. Fallen angels can become vampires by draining a
mortal of blood and then ingesting it.
Vampires
are endowed with certain inherent supernatural powers.
- Immortality
- Superhuman Strength - Vampirism increases one's strength to superhuman levels. The strongest vampires are those turned from fallen angels, who naturally possessed super-strength before their transformation.
- Superhuman Speed - Vampirism increases one's speed to superhuman levels. The fastest vampires are those turned from fallen angels, who naturally possessed super-speed before their transformation.
- Superhuman Senses - Vampires possess heightened senses.
- Healing Factor - Vampires heal any non-fatal wound in seconds. They don't suffer from mental disorders or any other human disease.
- Hypnosis - Vampires have power over the minds of mortals.
- Flight - By directing the flow of the air and wind, vampires can fly. Vampires who were fallen angels can fly with their angelic wings.
- Aerokinesis - Vampires can control the wind.
- Telepathy - Vampires can read minds.
- Mist Form - Vampires can take on a mist form and become incorporeal.
- Shadow Travel - Older vampires can travel through the shadows. Vampires turned from fallen angels have this power immediately after their transformation.
- Power Leeching - By drinking the blood of supernatural beings, they can temporarily acquire that beings special power.
Orthodox
translators and interpreters of Koran and Bible will probably say
that i have translated and interpreted these verses of Koran and
Bible incorrectly. Perhaps they are correct in their assessment of my
rather unorthodox approach to understanding multi-faceted realities
effused through the holy verses — esoteric gnosis of Dunya
(material world) and Akhira (spiritual world)
Or
perhaps my heart has some form of perversity as mentioned in the
book:
“But
those in whose hearts is perversity follow the part thereof that is
allegorical, seeking discord, and searching for its hidden meanings,
but no one knows its hidden meanings except God”
Verse
(3:7)
Even
if so, i have to continue moving forward, seeking those hidden
meanings.
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