sixth sense
Ayesha:
Sometimes a certain positive energy you feel in your heart and which makes you a different version of yourself ,from where it get originated, I pounder about and realized when you make some pesron happy or someone feel good by talking to you then this energy becomes prominent everyone have it but you can feel it sometime but why it is only for a moment and then it go. I am talking about spiritual energy which drives from our souls and when it get activated ,you feel like what will you going say will going to happen as your six scene being activated but why can't we activated it by ourselves .if a brain can control everything but why not spirit, is it not controls by brain or brain is control by spirit.
When we sleep how can we dream is it control by brain but how can it be so dreams are also control by our soul .you can feel like if you do one thing whole that thing will appear to your dream but why beacuse you think about it whole day so far we can say that but what about the dreams that we never think of and meet different people, go to different places and talk to different people but that feel real if brain was not working at that time then who is controlling it obviously soul. In our dream We meet the people our heart wants to see the most or wants to talk the most.As every events that happened is a result of thought that triggered and for light you have to press on switch. For enabling six sense or spiritually you have to press the switch but you don't know where the switch is. It is a invisible switch which is only press automatically. As if you need anything you should ask for it from Allah. If you want to enable six sense ,spiritually go ask from Allah and you surely have it believe it and give it a try. If you ask it once you will have it only once.
The concept of spiritual energy and its origin is a topic that has fascinated many throughout history. Ayesha ponders about the positive energy that can be felt in the heart, which can transform an individual into a different version of themselves. She believes that this energy stems from the act of bringing happiness and joy to others, as well as making them feel good through meaningful conversations. While this energy may be fleeting at times, she wonders why it cannot be consciously activated and sustained by individuals.
Ayesha reflects on the nature of spiritual energy and its relationship with the brain and soul. She questions whether the brain controls the spirit or vice versa. While the brain is known to be the center of cognitive processes and control over bodily functions, she believes that spiritual energy is governed by the soul. She contemplates how dreams, which occur during sleep, are controlled by the brain but also influenced by the soul. Dreams can sometimes reflect thoughts and experiences from waking life, but they can also introduce new scenarios and interactions that were never consciously contemplated. Ayesha suggests that these dreams may be orchestrated by the soul, allowing individuals to meet people they long to see or engage in conversations they desire the most.
A recurring theme in Ayesha's thoughts is the idea of activation. Just as a light switch must be pressed to illuminate a room, she believes that there is an invisible switch that needs to be activated to enable the sixth sense or spiritual energy. This switch, however, remains elusive, and individuals are uncertain of its exact location. Ayesha emphasizes the importance of seeking guidance and assistance from a higher power, in her case Allah, to enable the sixth sense and spiritual awakening. She encourages others to ask for it from Allah, believing that if they seek it earnestly, they will experience it at least once in their lives.
Ayesha's contemplations delve into the realms of spirituality, consciousness, and the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and soul. While these concepts may not have concrete answers, they provide a basis for introspection and exploration of the deeper dimensions of human existence. Each individual's understanding and beliefs may differ, but the pursuit of spiritual growth and connection remains a common thread among those seeking meaning and enlightenment.