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I can't stop thinking about this

A while ago I stopped manifesting. as I realised every time I manifested something, I lost something also (I think this is why manifestation coaches say 'you have to want it more than anything').

I didn't like losing something that I hadn't chosen to lose.

Then I accidentally found God/divine love, and realised I don't have to manifest, I can't know that whatever I'm manifesting is the best thing for me.

I decided I just have to stay in alignment with God's will as they know best, being the infinite creator of everything and the keeper of pure abundance and divine love etc.

But then I would think of how I enjoyed manifesting, its fun, like making things come out of nothing and idk why, but I am particularly enchanted, proud, or pleased by the fact I manifested one of my ex boyfriends. I have no idea why I feel this way about this particular manifestion.

Even this as an example, I wrote 4 pages of details of what I wanted in my next partner and ALL of it came true!!! I mean it was insane, quite unfathomable lol.

Then they ended up doing something crazy, and the point is, no matter how many pages you put down of delights, in a universe of infinite potential ik every single second anything could happen. God, having created all things, is a better navigator of this, than my tiny brain in my opinion.

So I felt conflicted, like I enjoyed manifesting... so why not... for a bit of fun....but then thought no best leave it up to God, keep praying, enter the abundance (as this is the state I feel when I pray) and God will bring you to the right path.

THEN I found this first page of the Tao Ti Ching, and I cant stop thinking about it. Putting it up here for discussion to see if anyone else feels affected by it, or by anything else I said.

Regarding the attached page from the Tao Ti Ching

I'm particular interested in the idea of everything coming from nothing, God being the nothing that everything comes from. Detach from the Dunya (to use the Islamic term) to enter the abundance, but everything is the one thing... so manifest to observe it's/Gods splendor and abundance. So basically it's ok to manifest? 😆😆

I hope this all makes sense.

u/seriously__tho_ — 7 days ago
▲ 7 r/Chatbots

Is the any AI models that are actually trustworthy and don't make constant mistakes? Are my problems because I use free versions?

I'm aware everyone uses AI now and I don't understand why. Every time I use it it makes mistakes and yet I keep using it and then ignoring the answers because its probably wrong 😆

I also am very very clear in my instruction and it makes the wildest mistakes.

So far I've tried: claude, gemini, chat gpt, co-pilot and one or 2 lesser known ones. Im aware these are good for different functions, like gemini is better than Claude for video summaries.

Literally i just use them to investigate stuff like health conditions, work research, astrology, and other every day stuff like travelling.

I notice the mistakes increase more over time. Like at the start they seem really smart and then they aren't, and it's the same with all.

Is it cause I use free versions? If I pay will they be actually trustworthy??

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u/seriously__tho_ — 8 days ago
▲ 5 r/progressive_islam

As a revert can anyone give me guidance on how I give my bad feelings and experiences to Allah please.

A lot of people have been telling me that I should give my feelings to Allah, feelings of loneliness, past traumas, whatever it is I'm struggling with. I find this difficult as I feel guilty. Why would I do that to the one I love the most? So if anyone has any advice that can help me with this, I would really appreciate it.

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u/seriously__tho_ — 1 month ago
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How do I give my bad feelings/experiences to Allah, I feel guilt in this, and like I don't want to give these to the one I love the most. (I'm a revert).

A lot of people have been telling me that I should give my feelings to Allah, feelings of loneliness, past traumas, whatever it is I'm struggling with. I find this difficult as I feel guilty.

Why would I do that to the one I love the most?

So if anyone has any advice that can help me with this, I would really appreciate it. Thank you kindly

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u/seriously__tho_ — 1 month ago
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Need recommendations for ice blenders to make slushie drinks. I'm in Uk

Hi all. I need to buy an ice blender and don't want to waste my money so asking for advice here. I need something that makes the ice completely blended like it is in slushies. Thanks in advance

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u/seriously__tho_ — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/Cooking

Slushie ice blender recommendations?

Hi all. I need to buy an ice blender and don't want to waste my money so asking for advice here.

I need something that makes the ice completely blended like it is in slushies.

Thanks in advance

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u/seriously__tho_ — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/islam

Has anyone experienced similar?

Hi all, I am a revert. I started receiving messages/guidance from Allah a year ago when I first started praying. It's been the most amazing journey and the most beautiful thing ever happened to me.

I've done so many things Allah guided me to do: stopped contact with many toxic people, and stopped new toxic people entering my life, came off social media, meditated daily, spent time around nature daily and stopped drinking alcohol, I also pray about 1000k istagfar every day and salat and listen to surah baqarah as much as I can. I journal my journey with Allah and read it in remembrance and am so grateful.

I've now become really unwell, my body and brain are not working properly and I'm struggling to work. I have tawakkul but feel like I'm confused trying to find the lesson in this part of my journey. I have some ideas of what it could be, like I should slow down and look after my body more or trust Al razaq will provide.

But if anyone has any advice or has been through something similar I would rea​let appreciate your feedback. Thank u 💓

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u/seriously__tho_ — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/progressive_islam

Revert help

Hi all, I am a revert. I started receiving messages/guidance from Allah a year ago when I first started praying. It's been the most amazing journey and the most beautiful thing ever happened to me.

I've done so many things Allah guided me to do: stopped contact with many toxic people, and stopped new toxic people entering my life, came off social media, meditated daily, spent time around nature daily and stopped drinking alcohol, I also pray about 1000k istagfar every day and salat and listen to surah baqarah as much as I can. I journal my journey with Allah and read it in remembrance and am so grateful.

I've now become really unwell, my body and brain are not working properly and I'm struggling to work. I have tawakkul but feel like I'm confused trying to find the lesson in this part of my journey. I have some ideas of what it could be, like I should slow down and look after my body more or trust Al razaq will provide.

But if anyone has any advice or has been through something similar I would rea​let appreciate your feedback. Thank u 💓

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u/seriously__tho_ — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/progressive_islam

Explanation of this quote please

"Who is there that can intercede with except by his leave."

Can someone explain what this means please? Looking forward to responses. Tysm ✨️ 💖

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u/seriously__tho_ — 2 months ago