The Witness Within #77 Healing
May 9, 2021
The host shares a vivid tale of biting his numb tongue, illustrating how sudden pain can disrupt daily life. He explores the connection between physical and emotional wounds, emphasizing the challenge of healing mental struggles. Through metaphors like juggling, he discusses how worries can paralyze action and suggests finding trust in divine care. Listeners are encouraged to detach from worldly attachments for spiritual freedom and to face life's challenges with joy and dance, ultimately fostering a deeper connection with the divine.
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Numb Tongue, Sudden Pain, Quick Recovery
- Musa Muhaiyaddeen describes biting his numb tongue after Novocaine and waking to intense pain that disrupted his whole day.
- The pain vanished within two days and reminded him how quickly one can move from incapacitated to fully functioning.
Psychic Pain Can Be As Debilitating As Physical Injury
- Psychological wounds can incapacitate us as much as physical injuries and sometimes worse.
- Healing begins by separating worldly circumstances from our relationship with Allah.
Drop The Balls: Release Obsessive Worry
- Drop obsessive focus on personal circumstances and stop 'juggling' too many worries.
- Allow your connection with Allah to take priority so your consciousness isn't trapped in worldly illusion.