Used to be a brilliant student, now lacks motivation, what's the solution? - Assim al hakeem

Summary

The transcript discusses how sudden changes in behavior, such as laziness, lack of motivation, and depression, can often be caused by the 'evil eye.' The doula from Canada shares personal experiences and advises individuals to use spiritual healing practices like Ruqyah. She emphasizes that the evil eye can stem not only from enemies but even from loved ones, often unintentionally. Simple remedies, including performing Umrah, praying near the Kaaba, and drinking Zemzem water, can help cleanse the individual. The doula stresses the importance of mindfulness and protection against the evil eye to restore well-being.

Takeaways

• 😀 Evil eye can cause a sudden loss of motivation and energy, leading to feelings of laziness and difficulty in focusing.
• 😀 Many individuals who experience these symptoms have been advised to perform Ruqyah (spiritual healing) on themselves, which can alleviate the effects of the evil eye in a few days.
• 😀 The evil eye isn't necessarily caused by enemies; it can also result from well-meaning people who admire you without saying 'Masha Allah' or 'Aloha Mubarak'.
• 😀 A story is shared about a well-known woman who suffered from depression and a lack of motivation due to the evil eye, but after performing specific spiritual practices, she felt much better.
• 😀 The recommended cure for the evil eye includes taking Umrah, praying near the Kaaba, raising hands in supplication, and drinking Zemzem water with the intention of cleansing oneself.
• 😀 The evil eye can occur even when it’s not intentional or malicious; it can come from people who love or admire you.
• 😀 Individuals can even unintentionally give themselves the evil eye by admiring themselves in a mirror or not performing proper spiritual practices like saying 'Masha Allah'.
• 😀 The symptoms of the evil eye can resemble general lethargy or depression, where a person feels stuck and unable to progress in their goals.
• 😀 Evil eye can be related to a spiritual disturbance that affects one's success or motivation, and it can be mitigated through self-prayers and spiritual practices.
• 😀 The treatment for the evil eye emphasizes the importance of turning to Allah, performing simple but profound religious actions, and maintaining spiritual cleanliness.

Q & A

What is a common problem faced by people who used to be good students but become lazy and lack motivation?

The issue is often related to the 'evil eye,' which affects their ability to focus and stay motivated, leading to laziness and a lack of interest in activities.

How can someone try to rectify this feeling of laziness and lack of motivation?

One suggested remedy is to perform Ruqyah (spiritual healing) on themselves. The person should do Ruqyah over a period of three to five days, which often leads to recovery.

Is it necessary for someone else to perform Ruqyah for the person experiencing laziness and lack of motivation?

No, the individual can perform Ruqyah on themselves. The person does not need to seek help from others or pay for Ruqyah services.

What was the specific case of a well-known Da'iah who experienced similar issues?

A well-known Da'iah experienced depression and a lack of interest in giving lectures. After consulting the speaker, she was advised to perform spiritual cleansing by taking Umrah and making specific prayers.

What was the outcome of the Da'iah's spiritual cleansing process?

After performing Umrah, praying two Rak'ahs at the Ka'bah, and drinking Zemzem water with the intention of cleansing her system, the Da'iah felt completely healed and reported a full recovery.

What is the fundamental belief that underlies the cure for the issues mentioned in the script?

The fundamental belief is that the cure lies in seeking Allah's help, as the power to heal comes from Allah alone. The process involves trusting in Allah and using spiritual practices like Ruqyah and Umrah.

Can the evil eye be caused by someone close to the person, such as a parent or sibling?

Yes, the evil eye can be caused by those who admire or praise the person without saying 'Masha Allah' or 'Barak Allah.' It does not have to come from an enemy or adversary.

What role does the 'evil eye' play in this phenomenon of loss of motivation?

The evil eye is believed to cause an imbalance in a person’s energy, affecting their emotional state and motivation. It is not necessarily from malicious intent but can result from admiration or envy.

How can a person prevent the evil eye from affecting them?

One way to prevent the evil eye is by remembering to say 'Masha Allah' (as Allah wills) or 'Barak Allah' (may Allah bless) when admiring someone or something, and by seeking Allah’s protection through prayers and spiritual practices.

What are some signs that a person might be affected by the evil eye?

Signs of being affected by the evil eye include sudden feelings of laziness, lack of motivation, depression, and a loss of interest in activities that once brought joy or focus.