Assalam oalaikum,
Those suffering from
intrusive thoughts or the ‘hearing voices’ syndrome can be grouped into two broad
categories- first are those who have faith in Allah (swt) and the others who
are devoid of it. It has been found that if a person who has faith suffers from
such thoughts then they easily identify such thoughts as being demonic in nature.
Once they understand the real nature of the intrusive thoughts, which lead to
hordes of the so-called psychiatric problems, they are in a better position to
handle those thoughts or waswasas. Besides self-talk- in which most of us
indulge once in a while-we can get thoughts from our own conscience, which are
also known as the sixth sense. However, this phenomenon is entirely different
from the intrusive, demonic thoughts because they come from our own soul. Such
thoughts are always positive and they guide us towards the right direction. On
the contrary the Satanic intrusive thoughts are meant to create panic in our
minds. Their underlying purpose is always evil and they are meant to dislodge
us from the reality, to petrify us or entice us into doing something evil. If
we dwell in these thoughts instead of remaining unaffected then they incite
negative emotions and tensions in our mind. Therefore, such intrusive thoughts
can be easily distinguished from the thoughts we receive from our soul as the
latter do not create tensions in our mind. Overcoming such devil-induced
thoughts is a matter of faith and awareness about the true nature of these
thoughts. Those suffering from such thoughts but lacking faith are definitely
not able to tackle these thoughts effectively.
Mishandling and overrating
of the intrusive thoughts can create several types of problems in a person
which have been cleverly named as psychological disorders. One of the names
assigned to such paranormal problems is dissociative identity disorder.
Now let us analyze the
symptoms of this disorder from the western psychology’s viewpoint.
People who are thought to
be suffering from this disorder show the following signs:
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Split personality
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Depression
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Suicidal tendencies
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Night terrors
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Intrusive thoughts
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Hearing voices
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Mood swings
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Compulsions
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Hallucinations-auditory and visual
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Out-of –the body experiences
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Self-mutilation
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A feeling of being a passenger in their own body, instead of being
a driver.
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A feeling that their mind is under someone else’s control
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A feeling that they are being compelled into doing things which they
do not do normally.
If we notice, we may find
that each of the above mentioned symptom occurs in the cases of black magic
too. So if someone is suffering from the above mentioned symptoms then it is
quite unlikely that they may get any relief from medical treatment because the
problem is a supernatural one. If a person tries solving his DID problem from
the western psychological viewpoint then he will find there is a lack of consent in the diagnosis and also the treatment of
DID. In fact, in western psychology, even the cause of DID is shrouded in
controversies. However, if a person tries solving his problem from the Islamic
psychology’s viewpoint then all his queries will get answered because this
concept is quite clear for any spiritual healer.
When the
jinnat manage to possess the victim and start dwelling in his body then they
affect his personality, nature, moods, habits etc. Sometimes when they show up before
an Islamic exorcist then they can start speaking in an alien language which the
victim is unfamiliar with. All these phenomena have been presented in a bewildering
way by the west so the real solution lies only in Islamic exorcism.
The
spiritual healers can identify the true nature of any problem, whether it is
physical or paranormal and offer a proper diagnosis so the victim will be in
safe hands. On the other hand the psychiatrists deny the presence of souls,
angels and other paranormal entities. So they can never refer a patient to a
spiritual healer and will go on with their misdiagnosis.
Keep Me In Your Prayers,
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