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Question: The book Jannat Ki
Sair emphasizes minimizing sweetness for spiritual growth during muraqbah.
However, your guidance often suggests increasing sweetness and reducing salt
intake. Could you provide a detailed explanation?
Answer: In Rohani Digest,
our recommendations are aimed at addressing illnesses and resolving individual
challenges. The advice to minimize salt intake is specifically targeted at
psychological and neurological conditions, not spiritual tranquility. For
patients dealing with psychological disorders, mental instability, or
psychosis, we advocate reducing salt consumption while encouraging a higher
intake of sweetness. This is because sweetness enhances and fortifies
terrestrial consciousness, the state of awareness rooted in the material and
practical world. A deficiency in sweetness can weaken this consciousness, often
leading to auditory or visual experiences of a transcendental nature. These
experiences, when processed without proper mentorship or guidance, are prone to
subjective misinterpretation. This detachment from practical realities can
manifest as symptoms resembling insanity. An adequate intake of sweetness
strengthens the gravitational pull of the terrestrial consciousness, enabling
individuals to engage effectively with worldly affairs. On the other hand,
excessive doubt or mistrust can undermine this consciousness, leading to an
overactivation of the subconscious mind. When the subconscious becomes dominant
without proper regulation, it disrupts the individual’s practical life, leading
to misinterpretations of internal experiences, heightened anxiety, and,
ultimately, significant distress for both the individual and their
surroundings. Moreover, excessive salt intake has been found to exacerbate several
psychological and physiological conditions, including tension, depression (in
cases excluding hypotension), epilepsy, hypertension, asthma, dermatological
issues, insomnia, and schizophrenia. In such scenarios, medical supervision is
crucial to regulate salt consumption and mitigate its adverse effects.
Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi
Dedication
"The heart is the abode of God. Within this sacred
place, I have glimpsed the Azeemi Galaxy. I now entrust this divine document,
containing the knowledge of God, to the radiant stars of the Magnificent
Galaxies, so they may illuminate their hearts with this divine light."
