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  1. 0:00There's a term many of us might not be familiar with called time folding.
  2. 0:05Time is relative, and everyone's perception of it differs. One of the laws that greatly facilitates
  3. 0:11time folding is the law of responsibility. Are we capable of folding time?
  4. 0:15When the spirit guides a person, the timeline becomes incredibly fast.
  5. 0:19Personally, I always feel responsible for everyone around me and that I must take care of everyone.
  6. 0:23If I were to charge everyone around me at the expense of
  7. 0:26my own energy, I wouldn't have the motivation to start my car and move around. What you might achieve in 10
  8. 0:32years, someone next to you could achieve in three because they are more capable of folding time than you. Faith
  9. 0:38in belief is crucial. If a person believes that God will grant them something, nothing surpasses the power of the law
  10. 0:45of faith. It's available on YouTube; it tells you the frequency.
  11. 0:47Listen to it. It's one of the fastest ways to reprogram the
  12. 0:51subconscious mind. I say the people of the cave were incredibly lucky;
  13. 0:54they slept, woke up, and died. The software is released in the dream
  14. 0:59two months before its manifestation in reality. Three
  15. 1:44dear viewers, welcome to a term that many of us may not be familiar with: time folding.
  16. 1:52We do many things hoping
  17. 1:58to achieve abundance, bring money, or attract wealth. Some call it the Law of Attraction, others call it
  18. 2:06something else. There are Quranic verses that address this topic. Today, we'll discuss
  19. 2:14all of these things with Sarah Hussein, a life coach and researcher. She's one of the people who introduced me to
  20. 2:26time folding, by the way. We'll cover many more topics throughout the episode. Welcome, Sarah.
  21. 2:30Welcome, Ms. Sarah. I'm so happy to be with you today.
  22. 2:33So, what exactly is time folding? First, let's talk about time. Time is relative;
  23. 2:40it's not a straight line. Time is relative, and everyone's perception
  24. 2:46of it is different. For example, you and I are sitting in the same place, and the time is supposed to be
  25. 2:51the same, but you have a very important errand, so you're in a great hurry.
  26. 2:54When you look at the clock repeatedly, you feel like time is passing faster. It doesn't work, but it's my first time
  27. 2:59with you, so I'm very happy. I feel like time is flying by. The perception of time is different depending on our feelings
  28. 3:06and the mental state we're in. That's the first point. Time, in relation
  29. 3:11to God, is something else. And a day whose measure is 1000 years of what you count. That means God's day is 000 years of
  30. 3:19what we count. So time is different. The biggest thing that caught my attention that time is relative is the people of
  31. 3:26the cave. Of course, time was very slow for the people of the cave
  32. 3:31inside the cave, but it was very fast outside. Time stood still for them. So when they woke up, they asked, "How long did you wear it?"
  33. 3:38They said, "We wore it for a day or after a day." Yes,
  34. 3:40but how long did they wear it? 309 years. This is the first thing that caught my attention regarding the idea that
  35. 3:46time is changing. By the way, I always say that the People of the Cave were
  36. 3:49incredibly fortunate. They slept, woke up, and died—
  37. 3:52glory be to God!—and they lived forever.
  38. 3:53They were a great message, and they lived forever—
  39. 3:56glory be to God!—because they chose God. They defended their faith strongly.
  40. 4:03One of the greatest pieces of evidence for the existence of time and space folding in
  41. 4:09the Quran is verse 40 of Surah An-Naml. Yes,
  42. 4:12the one about Prophet Solomon, peace be upon him, when he asked for the throne of Bilqis, the Queen of Sheba.
  43. 4:19Yes, an Ifrit from among the jinn said, "I will bring it to you."
  44. 4:23But one who had knowledge of the Scripture said, "I will bring it to you before your glance returns to you." And when he saw it
  45. 4:31placed before him, he said, "This is from the favor of my Lord." So, even the number 40 is a very special number in Islam.
  46. 4:41For me, it represents empowerment because 40 days was for someone—God Almighty met with
  47. 4:48our Prophet Moses to teach him on the tablets—and 40 years for our Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. Peace and blessings be upon him. When
  48. 4:54the prophets were righteous, they did not sell before the end, because our master Jesus, the possibility or
  49. 4:59empowerment, the empowerment, so in the folding of time, not only for time but for time and space, if
  50. 5:09time is a fabric, then he had its laws, which is the person who had knowledge from
  51. 5:15the Book. They said that he was one of the ministers or the minister of our master Solomon, but this is what he had, that he had
  52. 5:21the Greatest Name of God, which is in his Book. He is on the story,
  53. 5:25if you want, we will tell you, but all of this is still just talk, but he had knowledge from the Book, a simple knowledge
  54. 5:33that made him reach a very great empowerment, and one of the greatest proofs of the existence of the folding of time was the story of our master Job,
  55. 5:41peace be upon him, which was mentioned in Surah Sad. Surah Sad, for many of the righteous and those who
  56. 5:46read the Quran, is the surah that speaks about divine subjugation, because God mentioned the forms
  57. 5:52of subjugation that were subjugated by David, peace be upon them, our master Solomon and our master David. So if we go back,
  58. 5:59you will find again, again, 41, 42, 43, number 40, and mention our servant Job. When he called upon his Lord, “I am waiting for Satan
  59. 6:07with hardship and suffering,” He said, “Strike the ground with your foot; this is a cool bath and a drink.” And We granted his family and the like of them with them, as a mercy
  60. 6:16from Us and a reminder for those of understanding. If you felt, in a moment, that our master Job took, for example, three or
  61. 6:24four months to recover, He said, “Strike the ground with your foot; this is a cool bath and a drink.” If God extended his time, his master was
  62. 6:31strong, he changed his frequency from one to another of healing and abundance in a moment. So,
  63. 6:36what does the word “tawa” mean? “Tawa” means a change in frequency occurred; he moved
  64. 6:42from a slow timeline to a much faster timeline, and was able to accomplish many things. Don’t you see, for example,
  65. 6:48someone who enters a place and suddenly starts working and suddenly shines? Or two people who graduate from the same college?
  66. 6:56For example, someone might travel to Germany, work there, get married, have children, and build a house. Another person
  67. 7:02's time seems a bit slower; they didn't achieve all those things. This person, in their case, experienced time travel by achieving so much in such a
  68. 7:08short time. This is exactly what time travel is, or rather, this is the concept of time travel in a
  69. 7:13nice, simple way.
  70. 7:15So, are we capable of time travel?
  71. 7:19God says in the Quran, "And We have created everything according to a precise measure." If God created the universe
  72. 7:26with governing laws that apply to all of creation, one of the most important divine laws on Earth
  73. 7:31is that humans are the largest transmitting and receiving devices in the universe.
  74. 7:35Everything is a reflection of something within us.
  75. 7:41So, to change the frequency, we must change the waveform, just like a radio
  76. 7:46. Yes, exactly. So, you change
  77. 7:50the waveform to listen to the Quran. That's exactly how God created us.
  78. 7:56That's why He says in the Quran, "And in yourselves. Then will you not see?" Don't you see the greatness
  79. 8:02of creation? You are God's vicegerents on Earth. What are you doing on Earth?
  80. 8:05One of the laws that greatly helps in folding time is the law of responsibility. The law of responsibility
  81. 8:11is that a person is responsible for changing his life by the command of God Almighty.
  82. 8:16Every bird is hung by its own neck. God does not change the condition of a people until they change what
  83. 8:21is in themselves. Right? So God gave us a will to follow His will and set
  84. 8:26a law that you must start changing yourself. How do you change yourself? Through your thoughts and feelings, which
  85. 8:33are purification and the self and everything else, the one who purifies himself has succeeded, and the one who destroys himself has succeeded. So, the first
  86. 8:41thing is the law of responsibility. The two things that can never fold time are the consciousness
  87. 8:46of the victim and the consciousness of the one who sacrifices or diminishes. Yes,
  88. 8:49because the consciousness of the victim is a victim of a satanic consciousness in the first place. The consciousness of the victim is that I am a victim of God, that
  89. 8:54God has tested me and God has put me in this situation, and if I stay in this situation, He will love me more.
  90. 9:00This is the consciousness of a victim that the country is the reason for what I am in, that my mother is the reason for what I am in. You
  91. 9:05put your remote control, that all the details of his life are not his own,
  92. 9:10that others are the ones who have the power. How can I change when you don't have the remote control? The first thing is
  93. 9:17that you must take responsibility. So, what is the savior? The savior? No, because I need
  94. 9:22energy, ability, and a certain readiness to fold time. So, if I were you, you would have a battery
  95. 9:29. If I were to charge everything around me at the expense of
  96. 9:32my own battery, what would happen? I wouldn't even have the energy to start my car and move.
  97. 9:36I often live in the role of the savior, so I understand you, you
  98. 9:41depleting one. I was in that role a lot too. But believe me, Ms. Rula, the moment you let go of it
  99. 9:47and acknowledge your responsibility, just change yourself, and the world around you will be fixed. I won't tell you
  100. 9:52about the revelations and scandals; you'll tell me yourself.
  101. 9:55Because, as a person, I always feel responsible for everyone around me, that
  102. 10:01I have to take care of everyone, worry about everyone, and help anyone who
  103. 10:06asks me. Yes, okay, I've understood over time that this is wrong
  104. 10:12because it really comes at the expense of my energy, my health, everything.
  105. 10:17But I can't get rid of it completely. I mean, gradually, with practice,
  106. 10:21what do I mean? Why do I do this? Because I'm aware, not selfish.
  107. 10:25No, no, it's not selfishness. I mean, right now, anything You're going to put a lot of pressure on me, like,
  108. 10:30one of your friends told you that she's crying and you're really tired and your body hurts a lot,
  109. 10:35so before you go out, check on your body, yes, of course
  110. 10:39check on it, because the first thing that knows that time is approaching is the body,
  111. 10:45believe her, yes, we should contact our bodies, is this trip suitable? Is this trip comfortable or will I
  112. 10:53get tired on this trip? I ask myself, the matter is simple. These extra, side things
  113. 10:57don't mean I shouldn't do them. There has to be determination for the intention I'm going to do. There has to be
  114. 11:04determination, and we must always respect our health, our bodies, our abilities, and our energy. I
  115. 11:10completely agree with you. Exactly one of the things that helps or speeds up
  116. 11:15time is when a person follows their soul's message. When the soul guides a person, the timeline
  117. 11:23becomes very fast. But there are people who don't know their soul's message.
  118. 11:26Okay, they should ask themselves questions. By the way, Surah Yusuf,
  119. 11:30yes, you know Surah Yusuf, which God
  120. 11:33described as the best of stories for those who ask: "There was for you in Joseph and his brothers a sign for those who ask."
  121. 11:39It's one of the stories in all the divine laws because the approach is the same.
  122. 11:45We will reach Surah Yusuf because you've talked about it a lot
  123. 11:51in your videos. So I'll focus on Surah Yusuf because it has many details that are worth explaining. Let's keep
  124. 11:58talking about time; there's still a topic to explain. You said that each of us, according to our frequency, can achieve something. Just to put it
  125. 12:06more simply, I think Sarah's idea, Professor Sarah, is that what you might
  126. 12:15achieve in 10 years, someone next to you could achieve in three, because they are able to compress time
  127. 12:21more than you. How? Through their frequencies. So, what are your frequencies,
  128. 12:26from my understanding and what I know (and please correct me if I'm wrong), it means that the more you are
  129. 12:33not in the victim role, the more you are focused on becoming the person I know. Thank God
  130. 12:42for your acceptance of being that way.
  131. 12:46Surrender... no one
  132. 12:48can actually perform time folding unless they're in a state of surrender. An angry person can't
  133. 12:54possibly enter the realm of time folding, in my opinion. Of course,
  134. 12:58they have to be in a state of contentment and surrender to be able to transition easily
  135. 13:03because feeling is very important. Feeling is very important. What is feeling? It's
  136. 13:10precisely what's connected to your frequency. The thought and the feeling...
  137. 13:11the thought and the feeling... well, how do you explain it? Here, here, I studied psychology,
  138. 13:15so, God willing, I'll talk about this part. The thought is what controls the feeling.
  139. 13:21Now, think about it: someone said something to you that upset you. You know, if you control
  140. 13:27the thought, you'll say, "No, that wasn't what they meant. I won't be upset. I don't know what." You've controlled the feeling. You
  141. 13:32surrendered to the thought and said, "Yes, no, what is this? This bothered me. I don't know what this is." The feeling grows,
  142. 13:37and consequently, your frequencies shrink and weaken. The higher your frequencies are—
  143. 13:44the happier, the more content you are—the happier, the more content you are, the more grateful you are. Your frequencies rise, right? That's
  144. 13:52excellent. Thank you. You've studied well.
  145. 13:56There's something called... The Law of Faith is one of the greatest laws that governs time.
  146. 14:02Yes,
  147. 14:03faith in belief. If a person believes that God will give them something and that it will be their good fortune,
  148. 14:11nothing is more powerful than the voice of the Law of Faith. God says in Surah As-Saffat, "So what do you think of the Lord
  149. 14:16of the worlds?" What do you think? What is your thought? Your thought is the belief. The provision or the trap you take is according to
  150. 14:22your intention. And you will be provided for according to your intention. We will receive according to
  151. 14:26this intention. We can talk about this intention because it is important,
  152. 14:29but this Law of Faith is one of the greatest laws that governs time because I believe that
  153. 14:33God will give me this. What is the difference between the Law of Faith and the Law of Attraction?
  154. 14:37Look, the Law of Attraction talks about frequencies, yes,
  155. 14:40and it also involves faith. I have faith in the Law of Faith, which is faith in the thresholds, like
  156. 14:45the person in the Quran who says, what? Here, read my book. I thought I would meet my reckoning.
  157. 14:52He had a belief that he would stand before God and be held accountable, and based on that, he acted accordingly.
  158. 14:58I'll give you an example:
  159. 14:59someone who believes God will grant their needs, and someone who doesn't have that same faith—
  160. 15:04no, it's okay, God might not grant them. The one who believes God will grant their needs will strive
  161. 15:11towards them, and it's not just for humans.
  162. 15:17God grants the full reward, so they will strive towards what they need. But if someone doesn't believe God
  163. 15:22will grant them something, they won't move. You know, some people on this point really
  164. 15:29annoy me. They say, "I won't be happy, I won't be optimistic, because if I don't get
  165. 15:36what I need, I won't be
  166. 15:37sad. I'll feel grateful." This whole happiness thing—I mentioned it in the previous post, and
  167. 15:45I saw different reactions. Extreme joy, intense enthusiasm—I see that as
  168. 15:51not... It's suitable for general life.
  169. 15:54God says in Surah Al-Hadid, "O Surah Al-Hadid, so that you may not grieve over what has escaped you nor rejoice over what
  170. 15:59He has given you." A halo of tranquility or a halo of gratitude—you know, it
  171. 16:05's a key, the key to achieving anything in this world. You want gratitude, gratitude. I always say
  172. 16:10gratitude is magic. As long as one is grateful, God willing, for a glass of water, coffee,
  173. 16:17health, anything
  174. 16:20, anything, a pleasant gathering, the presence of someone, gratitude, and you keep repeating it all the time: "Praise be to God, O Lord,
  175. 16:27praise be to God, praise be to God." It's magic, truly magic. This really raises your frequencies
  176. 16:32a lot because it's 540 Hz, so it's very high. All the soft ones are on a
  177. 16:38high level, on a frequency. These frequencies, the 540 Hz thing, this 540 Hz frequency, it's a frequency they measure with vibrations.
  178. 16:44This feeling is a house. Yes, that's right. I mean, what we listen to on
  179. 16:47YouTube. Yes, there are frequencies, yes, but I don't listen to anyone,
  180. 16:50I don't know them anymore. You understand what I mean? It's like... Something like that,
  181. 16:55it's on YouTube, it tells you a frequency, you listen to it, it's like music, or
  182. 16:59I don't listen to anyone, honestly, I'm afraid they might have put a frequency under this one, I don't
  183. 17:05know what's going in because there are frequencies that go straight to the subconscious mind and do the programming,
  184. 17:10that's why we don't listen to all songs, yes,
  185. 17:14because songs are one of the fastest things that reprogram the subconscious mind,
  186. 17:19yes of course they go straight in because music and a state of feeling, so they reprogram.
  187. 17:23I want to tell you, my motto at this
  188. 17:27stage is goodness, no, yes,
  189. 17:31this is for example, yes, programming is a good thing, this is a good thing, but weakness is not a good thing, no, no
  190. 17:37, continue with the law of faith and goodness, okay, after that, one of the biggest signs is
  191. 17:42that you are entering the time of the time, but people get upset about it, it is the well of Joseph,
  192. 17:47how come, look, the well of Joseph, I am telling you, I
  193. 17:51was talking to you about Surah Yusuf, that Surah Yusuf The best stories,
  194. 17:54yes, because they explain the dark night of the soul, using the
  195. 17:59Western term "Joseph's Well." Joseph's Well, or Joseph's Prison, represents
  196. 18:06the severe hardship a person faces in life.
  197. 18:09Sometimes it's a hardship, and it might seem like a blessing, but within this hardship lies a blessing.
  198. 18:15Why? Because in our ordinary lives,
  199. 18:19there's a lot of noise; we don't hear the voice of our soul.
  200. 18:22Of course, we don't hear the voice of the soul.
  201. 18:24Or, after many signs,
  202. 18:28we get something called the law of shock. God gives you signs along the way that you will be exposed
  203. 18:32to shock. These people are bad, these people will hurt you, but you don't hear, for example. Of
  204. 18:36course not. Or you are very generous, so you find that
  205. 18:39you get a severe shock from the people closest to you, for example. Why? So that you go down into the well to learn under
  206. 18:45balance, exactly,
  207. 18:46our master Joseph was teaching us that he went down twice.
  208. 18:51The first time was into the well. The first thing he did was break the well, breaking
  209. 18:55the identities. What does that mean?
  210. 18:57Our master Joseph was the son of a prophet, yes.
  211. 19:00So when he went down into the well, he broke his identity. He was no longer the son of a prophet at that moment, and he was no longer a brother with brothers like
  212. 19:06Benjamin and his sisters. He was just Joseph, and God was with him.
  213. 19:10Yes, that's right. So he broke this old identity because this identity
  214. 19:14is deeply rooted in us. Breaking it isn't easy. You know the worm that transforms
  215. 19:19into a caterpillar and then into a butterfly? Exactly, we go through a certain kind of labor.
  216. 19:24The idea is that people in the well just keep struggling and crying, living in the shadow of their victimhood. That's what holds them back.
  217. 19:29But the one who is trained to go down into the well, to learn and come out, you find him doing great things, achieving great
  218. 19:35things later. If you noticed, when our master Joseph went to prison
  219. 19:40the second time, he came out immediately with power and authority. And He said, "Appoint me over a reservoir." The earth, I am a guardian, all-knowing. What is verse 55
  220. 19:47? Why is that? Because he had learned his lessons. If he had learned his lessons, why did he stay in prison for
  221. 19:52seven years? Surely because there he would learn patience, he would learn
  222. 19:55wisdom. The universe outside was preparing to be ready for our master Joseph to emerge and be able to act immediately,
  223. 20:03whether in the well or in prison. There are lessons in breaking down identities, breaking free from attachment.
  224. 20:07By the way, we don't break free from attachment to people except after major crises.
  225. 20:12And whoever wants to fold time needs a certain energy. For example, you have
  226. 20:18a friend who steals your time all the time, is very suspicious, and is always complaining.
  227. 20:24So you are forced to listen to her all the time. I have made an intention, I set the intention that I want to achieve some accomplishments
  228. 20:30in my life. One, two, three, no, four. Then you find that your relationship has deteriorated, that she is no longer suitable.
  229. 20:35We are now fluctuating at this moment. She has distanced herself from me, or
  230. 20:41my mind is stolen in another direction. I want her in my life, my love. She is not suitable for this stage
  231. 20:47because, also, one of the biggest signs of a bird Time means that some people will leave your life.
  232. 20:50Yes, of course, they're no longer compatible with
  233. 20:53your new frequency. Yes, of course, they're pulling you down, exactly, pulling you down, stealing your energy.
  234. 20:57They can't be there now. Maybe after I move to another timeline, God willing,
  235. 21:03they might reappear in my life, but we'll have learned our lesson completely, and we'll both
  236. 21:08be balanced in each other's lives. So, you said the first signs of time folding were
  237. 21:13what? I said the Law of Faith. Yes, one of
  238. 21:16the biggest things that helps with time folding is the Law of Faith. Joseph's Well, or Joseph's Prison,
  239. 21:21helps a lot in breaking down identities and releasing attachments. And then
  240. 21:26you'll hear the voice of your soul. Yes, of course,
  241. 21:29the whole problem is that we don't hear the voice of our soul. We're stuck
  242. 21:33in our false identities, like, for example, I'm a mother, I'm a wife. There's another, greater identity,
  243. 21:39which is the soul. As I told you, when the soul leads
  244. 21:44the time folding, it becomes very fast. A person's timeline becomes very fast. Why? Because it's over. You are in
  245. 21:49a state of spiritual awareness, you are in a state of sincerity, you are heading towards the message of your soul. The soul leads, and when the soul leads, the acceleration of
  246. 21:56time becomes very high. For example, let me give you an example so that people understand what I'm
  247. 22:01saying. A woman lived her whole life as a wife and mother, for example
  248. 22:05, and she feels tired in this role, false identities,
  249. 22:08but she has a message because, for example, she will become a fashion designer and open a workshop and help
  250. 22:14herself in that, but she doesn't do it. Yes, I can tell you where one knows
  251. 22:19the message of their soul from childhood, like the story of Prophet Joseph,
  252. 22:22from a dream where someone meets you and tells you, "This girl, when she grows up,
  253. 22:26will become something." The things you loved to do when you were little,
  254. 22:30yes, your talent. For example, I
  255. 22:34knew someone who, before she passed away, never drew at all. Her talent was art,
  256. 22:38that was the message of her soul, to convey. Of course, she went through many traumas, but because she would convey
  257. 22:46her pain or communicate her feelings through art This is one of the easiest ways
  258. 22:52to focus on what he liked to play when he was little. For example,
  259. 22:55the game he always spent his time playing, the one that made him forget himself. He might like to crochet,
  260. 23:01or play the role of a police officer, anything in the world.
  261. 23:04It's true that one must focus on childhood, like our Prophet, peace be upon him, and then when he grows up, that this is your soul.
  262. 23:12Before the soul, the soul has different roles or many personalities
  263. 23:18and identities. So, the message of faith or the law of faith,
  264. 23:23and then the well of Joseph, and then we must pay attention to the message
  265. 23:28of our soul. The soul teaches the truth. Our Prophet, peace be upon him, says, "Everything is made easy for the Creator of what
  266. 23:33He created." Of course, you feel on this path that it
  267. 23:37is made easy, or
  268. 23:39that you are on a different path than before. You were living in depression and such, but on this path you feel that it is easy.
  269. 23:49You also quoted verse 101 from Surah Yusuf. Why
  270. 23:53? Yes, because when I was at the new Egyptian Museum, it was my first time going there, and you were at the
  271. 23:59The presence of kings and queens always reminds me of the pharaohs, and I think of Prophet Joseph
  272. 24:03and Prophet Moses. So I asked myself, I posed an open question:
  273. 24:08What was Prophet Joseph feeling when he recited the verse, "My Lord, You have given me authority and taught me
  274. 24:15the interpretation of dreams. Creator of the heavens and the earth, You are my protector in this world and the Hereafter. Cause me to die as a Muslim
  275. 24:21and join me with the righteous" (Quran 101)? The beginning, the first beginning, Prophet
  276. 24:27Joseph, when he descended into the incarnation on his first earthly journey, the journey of empowerment,
  277. 24:32the connection with the zero night, which is the connection with God. There is nothing but God, the One and Only.
  278. 24:36He was as if he was delivering the message. So I felt, I said, "What
  279. 24:43was he feeling at that moment, knowing he was at the end of his life, having fulfilled his mission and his trust?" This part, verse 101, stopped me in my tracks.
  280. 24:50It's very powerful, truly powerful. May God grant us all that moment and make us among
  281. 24:56the righteous. Amen.
  282. 24:57And you also mentioned another verse in Surah Yusuf.
  283. 25:0190 99 99 Okay, yes,
  284. 25:05our master Joseph, what is 99 saying? So his parents sought refuge with him and said, "Enter Egypt, God willing, in
  285. 25:12safety." This caught my attention. 99.
  286. 25:15Yes, in esoteric sciences, Egypt represents empowerment on
  287. 25:19Earth. Empowerment is the ability to reach empowerment. Egypt is very sacred and very important. The word "Egypt" means that
  288. 25:29his parents sought refuge with him. The word "fawa" (فَوَى) is very gentle. So he
  289. 25:34sought refuge with him and said, "Enter Egypt, God willing, in safety." 99. This is the end of the karma lesson. Our master
  290. 25:41Joseph was teaching us through his story that we must return to our roots. The story won't end without
  291. 25:47the roots. You know that there are people who live and die angry with their father and mother
  292. 25:54because of what they were called when they were young. So these people don't reach empowerment. And the problem is
  293. 25:59that the karma lessons are repeated to them. Someone should repeat them,
  294. 26:08teacher. We're following a curriculum. When will we explain more about karma to people?
  295. 26:13I understand it very well. Okay,
  296. 26:14I understand it very well and I know my karma lessons, actually. The
  297. 26:19concept of karma is essentially a chain or a circle, like,
  298. 26:24in simpler terms, a debt you must pay as long as you
  299. 26:28live. In the Eastern sense
  300. 26:33, karma is like a lesson. Okay, we'll consider it a lesson. Yes
  301. 26:39, that's the concept, the gentle one. We say it in simpler terms.
  302. 26:43No, no, it's a lesson. Look, before we go down to incarnation on our earthly journey, God, in
  303. 26:49Surah Al-A'raf, taught us the "Awad" (a type of tree). Yes,
  304. 26:52He taught us. Whoever reads Surah Al-A'raf, it's the Surah of the "Awad" that God taught us before incarnation.
  305. 26:57We go down to our earthly journey. I have a belief and certainty that everyone knows their lessons
  306. 27:03and has chosen their mentors. That's why God
  307. 27:05says in Surah Al-Qaf, while we were in the world of atoms,
  308. 27:08exactly like that: "God does not burden a soul beyond its capacity." So, He didn't burden you
  309. 27:13with what you cannot bear. He burdened you with what you can handle.
  310. 27:17And when you go down, you go down with your tools and
  311. 27:21with your understanding. That's why I say What did you like to do when you were little? Because talent is something
  312. 27:28we remember from the world of the jinn; we don't forget it easily. We remember it, that's what it is. But
  313. 27:34these memories can be obscured as a result of childhood, programs, and so on. But the firmly established
  314. 27:40and certain thing is that we have a true understanding of God Almighty in our subconscious mind. So
  315. 27:46our journey is the search
  316. 27:48for God Almighty. In the journey of searching, yes, one of the things that speeds up and keeps you on
  317. 27:55the right path through time is for a person to try to know God and know themselves. The mercy of
  318. 28:00knowing oneself is one of the things that makes you traverse time quickly, which is to truly know God, to
  319. 28:06search for Him, not with old programs. I mean, we all have
  320. 28:10old programs about God, like, for example, that God is a complicated God, or that He created us to
  321. 28:15punish us, or that He is the Provider, the absent, absent God, like Dr. Emad Rashad Othman when
  322. 28:21he said that we deal with God as if He is Like our father who lives in the Gulf
  323. 28:27, he comes and gives us a handful of money and leaves, thinking that God Almighty is angry with us all the time
  324. 28:33and will punish us all the time. Unfortunately, many people think
  325. 28:37exactly like that. So, if that's what I think about God, how will time travel happen?
  326. 28:41It's like that in medicine, exactly like that. In coaching, we have something called
  327. 28:47horizontal and vertical development. Horizontal development is when I move
  328. 28:52horizontally. For example, I graduated, worked as an English teacher, then became the head of the department,
  329. 28:59and then the deputy head. That's horizontal, in the same direction, nothing else. Vertical development is
  330. 29:05what we're looking for. Time travel is when a person changes everything and moves upwards. You
  331. 29:10know who I'm thinking of? Mr. Akram Hosny, the actor. By the way, he did time travel. Why?
  332. 29:17Because he was a police officer, then he left the police force and suddenly turned to what he
  333. 29:22loves, his passion, or whatever he loves. So suddenly, hope Time travel became famous and successful. He made
  334. 29:28series, exactly like that. When someone listens to the call of their soul,
  335. 29:32you'll find them creating a time travel on their own, which is a transition from one timeline to a higher timeline.
  336. 29:36Things that... well, everyone who goes through this time travel must have entered
  337. 29:43into it. It's seclusion and silence. Yes, seclusion and silence. They withdrew from people.
  338. 29:50There was a period of silence.
  339. 29:53I firmly believe that the silence, the fasting of Prophet Zechariah and Prophet Mary,
  340. 30:00is a very powerful form of worship.
  341. 30:03I vowed to the Most Merciful, and I fasted. I also want to gather inner strength and resolve
  342. 30:10through seclusion. As I mentioned to you in Bir Yusuf when I was explaining that we above cannot
  343. 30:16hear, isolation is important. You noticed that all the prophets,
  344. 30:21including Prophet Muhammad, did it. He went
  345. 30:29to seclude himself. Prophet Zechariah and Prophet Moses, yes
  346. 30:33, he went to Midian to escape. This was necessary because he would learn some things, deal
  347. 30:39with his anger and fears, so he had to isolate himself for a while. Prophet Jonah,
  348. 30:46peace be upon him, by the way, one of the keys to folding time is the remembrance of Prophet Jonah: "There is no god but You, glory be to You, I
  349. 30:53was among the misguided." It changes destiny, altering one course of events to another.
  350. 30:57I remember now I was going to ask The question is, what other things slow down
  351. 31:04time or hold us back in life? Is it anger, hatred, or not forgiving others? Of course,
  352. 31:11yes, not forgiving no matter how much they hurt me.
  353. 31:16And the third thing is not relying on God. Right?
  354. 31:19Exactly. I'm a victim. I'm angry all the time. I'm waiting for justice, for God
  355. 31:26to avenge me. I'm focused on others. I need to focus on myself. I need to
  356. 31:31focus on myself. And fear is also something I
  357. 31:34strongly believe God Almighty mentioned a lot in the Quran: "No fear will there be concerning them, nor will they
  358. 31:40grieve. He has secured them from fear." So, regarding fear,
  359. 31:46God mentioned it a lot in the Quran because it's the thing that really reduces our momentum or
  360. 31:52makes us stand still. It's fear. The devil is always playing on it.
  361. 31:59The devil scares us,
  362. 32:02yes, he scares us, so that we remain... If... If... What we must learn in this earthly journey
  363. 32:11that God has blessed us with is how to deal with our fears
  364. 32:15. The greatest example in the Quran is Moses,
  365. 32:20peace be upon him, saying, "My Lord, I fear that they will deny me."
  366. 32:23Yes, Moses would come
  367. 32:26and his heart would tighten, and he wouldn't speak.
  368. 32:30He would experience panic attacks from so much fear. Moses, and of course, his reflection,
  369. 32:35was the narcissistic Pharaoh. Yes,
  370. 32:38the narcissistic Pharaoh, because when a person is afraid, their reflection will be someone who keeps teaching them a lesson
  371. 32:46to move from fear to courage. So, anyone who has a narcissist in their life is actually a strong soul.
  372. 32:51Now, let's go back to karma. Okay, let
  373. 32:53's go back to karma because this is a very important point,
  374. 32:58one of the things we are born with, and it's also what makes us unable to fold time. And
  375. 33:04what you mentioned is the concept of "the East," which is that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. As you say, "
  376. 33:12As you judge." We're condemned, meaning we'll be punished for everything.
  377. 33:16That's a heavy burden because here we've cast out
  378. 33:21God's mercy from the party, exactly as described.
  379. 33:23But what's the difference between this and the fact that we came to Earth to learn lessons?
  380. 33:29And why do some people not learn the lessons? They don't learn because they're sacrificial animals, because they don't
  381. 33:35want to learn. That's their decision. How? How?
  382. 33:38Now, first of all, heavy lessons come
  383. 33:44to strong souls.
  384. 33:46Heavy lessons come to strong souls. It's impossible for a weak soul to be affected. And God said, "
  385. 33:52God does not burden a soul beyond its capacity." So, the lessons for strong souls are heavy. For example, three
  386. 33:59or four siblings, for instance, and there were fierce disagreements between the father and mother. You'll find one
  387. 34:05who wasn't affected at all, one who was shaken a little, and one whose psyche was completely destroyed.
  388. 34:11The one who was destroyed is the strongest one. You'll find, for example, yes, of course, he's very strong.
  389. 34:16Yes, by God, he just needs to be seen
  390. 34:18because he's the one who took the hit, the one who absorbed the shocks, the one who... We are being prepared, we are being prepared from a young age
  391. 34:24for the message of our souls. The difficult lessons in childhood mean that
  392. 34:27this person will have a strong soul when they grow up. If they decide to take responsibility for something, that's why I say to you, "There is no god but You,
  393. 34:35glory be to You, I am among the wrongdoers." I want to tell you that one of the strongest tools for traversing time
  394. 34:40is declaring my responsibility. I am responsible, O Lord. Our master Jonah taught us that he was responsible when he went down into the well,
  395. 34:48when he went down into the belly of the whale. So, in order to get out, he said, "There is no god but You, glory be to You, I was the wrongdoer, I
  396. 34:53wronged myself, I wronged myself when I came to God." And our master Jonah is also a true example because
  397. 34:59he was angry,
  398. 35:02very angry. Yes, he was very angry. Yes, and
  399. 35:06he was... I mean, I can't judge our master Jonah. We are trying to jump to conclusions. No, God said yes. I mean, I can't judge
  400. 35:12his mood, what it was like, but he didn't fulfill his role. He withdrew
  401. 35:17from his role. Yes, yes.
  402. 35:18While our master Lot... I want to tell you The empowerment of our Prophet Lot was truly great. Our Prophet Lot
  403. 35:25taught me about responsible awareness. He stood before his people until the very last moment, defending
  404. 35:34the guests, even though he was alone. God used to leave a group to defend
  405. 35:39the prophets so that they wouldn't be left alone.
  406. 35:42So, for me, it was a divine responsibility to
  407. 35:45defend my role until the very last moment. He said, "What touches us all, or if I had power over you..."
  408. 35:54A strong pillar is that if I had protection to safeguard me
  409. 35:57, but he fulfilled his role, he didn't withdraw, he didn't run away, he didn't get angry with them, he remained conscious and responsible. That's what
  410. 36:03I'm telling you, it's precious and worthwhile. The responsible awareness... what happened? The response was that God had already
  411. 36:10defended His servant. At that moment, three angels descended. Standing before the servants is done in a
  412. 36:18truly miraculous way. If a person is conscious and responsible, I will fulfill my role. I am not a victim, nor am I a sacrificial being. I am conscious and
  413. 36:23responsible. I will fulfill the role, O Lord, on Earth that You have entrusted to me, without excess or negligence.
  414. 36:30Therefore, we must understand that as long as you don't want to understand your lessons,
  415. 36:34the lesson will be repeated exactly
  416. 36:35and will continue to be repeated until you learn the lesson. And when you learn the lesson, a new lesson begins, of course. But...
  417. 36:44but your hesitation increases. No, but by the way, I also want to tell you that among
  418. 36:48the things that help in shortening time—not even in a spiritual way like "There is no god but You, Glory be to You,"
  419. 36:53but in the ordinary scientific way—because God is just to His servants, so... It gives us many opportunities
  420. 36:59for a person to improve their life. Why heal from trauma?
  421. 37:04Because trauma freezes you on a downward timeline, meaning a timeline that is, for example, fixed, low, or
  422. 37:11slow. So when you heal or work on yourself in
  423. 37:15the area of ​​traumas, you will automatically find that I will move to another timeline. Because, for example, every time I go
  424. 37:23to work, a nervous or unfair manager manifests in my life. I have a trauma called the wound
  425. 37:30of suspicion. So when it is healed, it will not manifest in my life in the same way, so you will find
  426. 37:35yourself becoming faster. I become faster in building, as if
  427. 37:40your wound is being stepped on until you understand that it is over. So, I have to heal for the sake of that.
  428. 37:44That is why the law of trauma is active with us all the time, because unfortunately we do not want to learn the lesson.
  429. 37:47What is the law of trauma? The law of shock
  430. 37:50gives me understanding, it makes me understand messages, messages. For example, I'm in a relationship with someone, and this guy, the one
  431. 37:58we call "flags" during Eid, exactly "red flags." Okay, so I ignore
  432. 38:03the first sign, ignore the second sign, ignore the third sign, and suddenly I'm exposed to a prayer.
  433. 38:08Of course, God doesn't hurt us, by the way, God doesn't
  434. 38:12hurt us, but we're the ones who ignore His signs, so unfortunately, we get exposed.
  435. 38:19Okay, let's go to the topic of sustenance. Okay,
  436. 38:21how is it possible? Through the law of time folding. Yes,
  437. 38:28it's called the law of time folding. No, it's not called a law or anything, it's
  438. 38:32a concept we try to understand with it the divine plan in God's universe, exactly how
  439. 38:39we can achieve sustenance, achieve abundance. Okay,
  440. 38:42first of all, I'll tell you the simplest thing. Yes,
  441. 38:46God says in what? From Sarah, the relationship of sustenance to speech.
  442. 38:51Umm, and in the heavens, I seek refuge with God, the All-Hearing, from Satan,
  443. 38:53the accursed. In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. And in the heavens and the earth, that He It's as if you can speak,
  444. 39:00the only sense God has linked to sustenance. It's as if you can see, hear, and speak.
  445. 39:08So, if you want your sustenance to increase, completely
  446. 39:13change the way you talk about money.
  447. 39:14Don't say, "I don't have money," or "I won't find anything." Instead, acknowledge that God is generous
  448. 39:21, of course, and that God is the Provider.
  449. 39:23You shouldn't say things like that. Even Ali ibn Abi Talib said, "Don't pretend
  450. 39:28to be sick, or you will actually be sick." So, don't say, "I don't have money." Say, "I have money," even if you don't. Maryam,
  451. 39:34thank God, I'm very rich. My health is good. Let's stick to the topic of abundance, money, and sustenance.
  452. 39:42I always advise you not to complain, because if you complain even if you have 10
  453. 39:48pounds, the complaint will make the 10 pounds disappear and never return.
  454. 39:52I want to tell you why the importance of speech is so important. Speech is
  455. 39:57the means of communication between the mind and the heart. God says in Surah Yasin, "
  456. 40:03His command, when He intends a thing, is only that He says to it, 'Be.'" This is the expression, the expression of intention.
  457. 40:12That's why God says in Surah Qaf, "And no word is carried out except that there is a watcher by him, ready
  458. 40:18to record it." So, our words, by the way, we are not held accountable for them in this world,
  459. 40:22right? So, this is the expression of intention. By the way,
  460. 40:27if our master Joseph had taken what he had in Surah Yusuf, he wouldn't have taken the kingdom. But when they asked, they said, "And appoint me over the treasury of Naqd.
  461. 40:31Indeed, I am a knowing guardian." When he said it, he asked for it, and it came to him.
  462. 40:36So, let's just be mindful of our logic. Yes, and I always used to say, "
  463. 40:43I mean, my friends used to make fun of me, 'I don't like money.'"
  464. 40:48But I discovered later that it was very wrong. I don't
  465. 40:51care about money, I don't like money. By the way, this is the biggest mistake,
  466. 40:55even if you are like that, even if you are a materialistic person or anything like that, like me. But still, don't say a word, don't
  467. 41:02utter it. I don't Saying "I don't like money," or "Money doesn't matter to me," or "Money isn't important to me"
  468. 41:07is a huge mistake because then you'll no longer be important. You won't have money, and it's perfectly normal.
  469. 41:13The program is there, and by the way, if you do get money, you'll spend it very quickly because you don't want
  470. 41:18it. You say, "Either it won't come, or it will come and you'll spend it very quickly."
  471. 41:24So, if there's a law of abundance other than words, what should we do? We shouldn't say, "Yes, we love
  472. 41:31and feel." What should we do?
  473. 41:32We should change our beliefs and feelings. For example, there might be a belief about money in the subconscious mind,
  474. 41:38like, "If I have money, I'll distance myself from God," or "
  475. 41:42Spirituality is the opposite of wealth," or "
  476. 41:45The rich are far from God," or "The rich do this and that."
  477. 41:50Which is the judgment on prisoners exactly, that I am the one who is being traded for blessings, meaning
  478. 41:55what if I take money, then God might take it from me, right
  479. 41:58? Yes, exactly, why? Because I have, I mean, the iconic scene
  480. 42:01of the late, may God have mercy on him, Hussein El Sherbiny, Hussein Fahmy, and Menani? Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, may God have mercy
  481. 42:08on him, when they were in "My Neighbor the Monsters" and what were they saying? Hussein Fahmy, I mean Hussein Sherbini,
  482. 42:13gave a long lecture saying that sustenance is 24 hours long. I read that, and this is a 100% wrong concept.
  483. 42:19I want to tell you that this concept is now considered like a law. Everyone tells you there are 24
  484. 42:25hours of income. No, no, firstly, this diminishes God's justice.
  485. 42:30Exactly. Yes,
  486. 42:31this law is different in the Quran: "We extend to each of these and those from the bounty of your Lord. And
  487. 42:37the bounty of your Lord is not restricted." God does not restrict. Yes, of course,
  488. 42:40He withholds from anyone. Who restricts it? The person himself when he tells you when he has an obstacle.
  489. 42:46There are three emotions besides beliefs. Okay, I will talk about beliefs quickly.
  490. 42:51How do I deal with a belief? Okay, I discovered that I have a belief that prosperity
  491. 42:58is good. I will look for evidence against it.
  492. 43:01I did that. By the way, I had judgments about prosperity and I was afraid of prosperity.
  493. 43:07I looked for evidence. Three businessmen reached prosperity and benefited humanity.
  494. 43:13Umm Talat Abd al-Rahman ibn Awf, may God be pleased with him
  495. 43:16, this means from The secret mental models that benefited Islam and Muslims include
  496. 43:21Uthman ibn Affan. Uthman ibn Affan, may God be pleased with him,
  497. 43:24was very wealthy and greatly benefited Islam and Muslims.
  498. 43:28Hajj Mahmoud Al-Arabi, may God have mercy on him, is one of the figures who changed
  499. 43:31the program. I used to sit and watch them. I mean, I was watching businessmen. Well,
  500. 43:36to break a belief, I have to bring my mind evidence against it and tell it, "Look, there's
  501. 43:41evidence against you."
  502. 43:43So, change the belief calmly. The first thing to do to change a belief
  503. 43:47is to find evidence against it. That's easier. Just find evidence against it
  504. 43:50and sit and watch it, research. Even in the Easy Money course, I told them to search, and they showed me
  505. 43:56how they think, how they speak. Everyone said something. For example, one person in the course told me that
  506. 44:02Abu Hashima, the businessman, wakes up very early and said that sustenance is distributed early. Everyone
  507. 44:08started analyzing, and someone who admires or is interested in him thought about how his mentality is, what his emotions are like.
  508. 44:17Yes,
  509. 44:18the three most common emotions... They manifest themselves in guilt, shame, and fear.
  510. 44:24Yes, I strongly believe in fear
  511. 44:26because it makes you feel guilty. Guilt is a feeling that keeps you constantly
  512. 44:31tense and prevents you from acting. For example, someone
  513. 44:35might have a hidden loyalty, a hidden loyalty to their mother. They might
  514. 44:40reject their mother, reject her ways, but they have a hidden loyalty because they felt sorry for their mother
  515. 44:45in childhood, not wanting to be dependent on her or not wanting to be dependent on her.
  516. 44:49So, they feel guilty when they receive money, or they feel
  517. 44:53guilty when their family doesn't have money and they do.
  518. 44:56Then the girl might start spending money recklessly or refuse to do
  519. 45:00things. So,
  520. 45:01guilt is very debilitating, of course. And
  521. 45:04shame, especially for women. Women feel it more than men. Men, to some extent,
  522. 45:10have a sense of entitlement, but for women, shame is very high.
  523. 45:13How is that possible? And lastly, fear. We talked about it, but how can people elevate their sense of worthiness?
  524. 45:18What is worthiness, anyway? Is it about changing myself, my
  525. 45:22inner self, or
  526. 45:23changing my perception of myself, changing my feelings about myself? Yes,
  527. 45:27the first thing, the very foundation of worthiness, is how I treat myself.
  528. 45:31Sure, someone might say, "I'll buy myself shoes and bags," but
  529. 45:36that's all nonsense. I'm dealing with the physical body, but
  530. 45:42how do I treat it? Am I kind to it? If it's tired, do I comfort it? I'm not joking, I swear.
  531. 45:46I always tell them in any event or course, "
  532. 45:50You have the psyche, it's like a small child who puts their finger in a plug. So treat it like a child.
  533. 45:54Be gentle with it, be kind to it, embrace it,
  534. 46:00be close to it." That's the first step, by the way. As you treat yourself, so you treat yourself. Whoever treats
  535. 46:06themselves with kindness, the universe will naturally treat them with kindness, and
  536. 46:10everything around them is created by God. So, one
  537. 46:15last question: how does one know that they are... He entered a time warp
  538. 46:18, and his body will tell him he's not able to do anything. For example, one of the signs is that he can't sit in
  539. 46:24noisy environments, he can't sit with anyone, he can't sit with certain people he used to sit with normally, but now he can't
  540. 46:29. His body aches, and fatigue might appear on the body. What does it mean to be in a
  541. 46:35time warp? The first thing the body focuses on is the brain. So,
  542. 46:39we need to take our vitamins. Whoever wants to achieve their goals, well, it's not
  543. 46:44about taking too many vitamins, but about strengthening and caring for the body because it's the most important thing—the mind. And another
  544. 46:50sign that he's entering a time warp, a new phase, or a new frequency
  545. 46:55is dreams. The software is released in the dream
  546. 47:01two or three months before the manifestation in reality. So, whoever has a dream doesn't need to go to a doctor to find it, but
  547. 47:08he will understand that he is having dreams with messages. For example, in a dream, there are people
  548. 47:13She gets a dream about a future inquisition, like, for example, there was a house
  549. 47:18and it was destroyed, and something like that. The important thing is that the dream software is downloaded into
  550. 47:25the dream first, before it manifests in reality, like it happened to Joseph,
  551. 47:31exactly like that, exactly like that.
  552. 47:33Sarah, I want to tell you, the conversation was very beautiful, my dear, and I really enjoyed it with you. I
  553. 47:37'm truly happy, thank God. You talked about things I really love.
  554. 47:41I'm one of those people who strongly believe
  555. 47:46that "as you are, so you are." Thank you so much for everything you said.
  556. 47:51Raise your frequencies, be grateful as much as you can, be grateful, be grateful, be grateful. May God grant
  557. 47:58everyone the ability to experience the passage of time, God willing, soon, all of you, God willing.
  558. 48:02Amen, Amen. Peace.

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