Mehmet Emin Alperen Kılıç: "Kişişel şişişim önerilince": Kişişel şişişim önerilince Mi breda from enada mada! Thing about those type of books (i'm going to call them as "offers of enlightenment", "kemâlât) is, they shout out and point out towards a way so intensively (remember what i told you about the general language, powerful word selections of those kinds of books), one tends to forget walking towards the destination and starts climbing on the roadsign itself. You feel me? Whenever someone offers (via a book, workshop, any product etc.) me the haqiqah i imediately start to doubt because i've come to believe i can only find it when i don't look for it, for example; like that book of yours. Funny thing about haqiqah is, -from my perspective of course- it is like a very shy gazelle. Whenever you feel like getting closer to it, it shies away, run off. And i've come to believe that however openly you point towards it (with words, speech) for someone else, it is of no use, because for that particular person (other), there remains a constant barricade between him/herself and haqiqah. And that barricade is the person itself! In Turkish, we use the word "irshad" for pointing the way, in religious context. An animal, a sheikh, a piece of rock, a star, an inanimate object, or even hatemu'l enbiyâ may be a murshid, but al-Haqq itself is the one who gives hidayah. And since al-Haqq resides in every one of us, in every human being, be it whether Chinese, Papua New Guinean, mumin, mushriq, real barricade between a person and al-Haqq (and generaly haqiqah) is the person itself. Peace

Mi breda from enada mada! Thing about those type of books (i'm going to call them as "offers of enlightenment", "kemâlât) is, they shout out and point out towards a way so intensively (remember what i told you about the general language, powerful word selections of those kinds of books), one tends to forget walking towards the destination and starts climbing on the roadsign itself. You feel me? Whenever someone offers (via a book, workshop, any product etc.) me the haqiqah i imediately start to doubt because i've come to believe i can only find it when i don't look for it, for example; like that book of yours. Funny thing about haqiqah is, -from my perspective of course- it is like a very shy gazelle. Whenever you feel like getting closer to it, it shies away, run off. And i've come to believe that however openly you point towards it (with words, speech) for someone else, it is of no use, because for that particular person (other), there remains a constant barricade between him/herself and haqiqah. And that barricade is the person itself! In Turkish, we use the word "irshad" for pointing the way, in religious context. An animal, a sheikh, a piece of rock, a star, an inanimate object, or even hatemu'l enbiyâ may be a murshid, but al-Haqq itself is the one who gives hidayah. And since al-Haqq resides in every one of us, in every human being, be it whether Chinese, Papua New Guinean, mumin, mushriq, real barricade between a person and al-Haqq (and generaly haqiqah) is the person itself. Peace

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