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As can be understood from the titles above, negation and proof will be explained in this third part. So: Kalima Tawhid..
About this blessed word of Tawhid, the people of the sect said the following:
- It has three meanings; namely:
For the converted devotees who enter this path: (Lâ ma'bude illallah..)
- There is no one to worship other than Allah. There is reading the sentence.
For the humble pilgrim of truth who is in the middle of the work; La maqsude illallah
There is no purpose other than Allah. There is reading the sentence. As for the muntehi salik, the pilgrim of truth who has reached the end of the work; La present illallah
There is no existence other than Allah. There is reading the sentence. However, some conditions are required for the true pilgrim to pass on this nefiy and proof. Firstly; The characteristics of the seven subtleties described in the previous section must appear as they are. After explaining the occurring situations to his sheikh, he can proceed to the dhikr of nefiy and proof. The meaning intended to be explained more clearly is as follows.
It will be completely clean as described above. Then he will sit in a secluded place. In this sitting state, he will face the qibla and sit on his knee. From now on, the pilgrim of truth will fulfill the trust that he has made a habit of doing. He will also read and finish the name of Allah, which is the share of the seven subtleties. After this, he will move on to the mention of nefiy and proof without breaking the attention explained. He will make this dhikr as follows.
- LÂ.. (NO..)
While reading the word, you should see this word written according to its Arabic original, clearly written from below on the belly; He should feel one branch on his right and the other branch on his left. While reading, he should make his voice loud enough to reach the center of his brain.
- GOD.. (GOD..)
While reading the word; He should start from the middle of his brain where he takes the word LÂ and imagine that he brings it to his right shoulder.
- ILLALLAH.. (There is only Allah.)
While taking the word, this word; He should imagine that it is written from his right shoulder and reaches his heart in the shape of a pine cone.
After that... he should hold his breath under his belly; One should start reciting Kalima Tawhid three times in one breath, as described, and thinking about the meanings indicated.
Like this:
- LÂ.. (NO..)
While taking the word from above his belly and pulling it upwards; One must regard almost every particle of existence, from the earth to the throne, and from the throne to the earth, as evil and destroyed. In fact, he should even see himself as erased.
- GOD.. (GOD..)
He says the word and places it on his right oar. Meanwhile:
- There is nothing but the truth.. Letting go of the measure. Later:
- ILLALLAH.. (There is only Allah.)
He sticks the word on his heart. Inside he says:
- However, there is a Supreme Being whose existence is absolutely necessary.
After this:
- MUHAMMEDUN RESULULLAH.. (Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.)
He should bring this sentence to his mind and consider it as a means to reunite with Almighty Allah.
Then, he releases his breath, and as he exhales:
Divine ente maksudi ve rizake matlubî..
- Oh my God, you are my goal; My request is your satisfaction. He reads his prayer.
In this way, it should be protected from low thoughts falling into the space between breaths.
According to the described order; He recites sixty-three words of Tawhid in twenty-one breaths. He continues this arrangement almost every day.
If no sign emerges from these readings, the dhikr, the pilgrim of God, continues his dhikr in its fullest sense without stopping; but this time it's different.. Like this:
He recites the holy word tawhid seven times in one breath, as described. According to this calculation: In twenty-one breaths, one hundred and forty seven times will be recited.
If the dhikr of Tawhid continues in this way, grace comes from Allah. With this grace, divine blessings and samedani signs, which are God's blessings, are seen. Even when these blessings appear, the righteous pilgrim says:
Divine ente maksudi ve rizake matlubî..
- Oh my God, you are my goal; My request is your satisfaction. He should recite the prayer in the form of: He should continue his dhikr and thought; should look to go further.
If one enjoys one of the blessings and blessings described, one has either fallen into mud or into a swamp, which is difficult to clean. He is face to face with falling into a huge abyss. For this reason, one should not rely on any of the blessings and blessings that come to them. Namely:
Even if he is granted the gift of seeing light from head to toe, he always wishes for it to increase:
Divine ente maksudi ve rizake matlubî..
- Oh my God, you are my goal; My request is your satisfaction.