Djinn & Islamic spirits

[ArchonLynx]

Anyone ever work with them through cursed/concentrated objects & anything one should know before interacting with them?

 

[Amadeus]

I don't know whether this reply is of any use to your not but might as well share it.

If you for example acquire from somewhere one of those special pious jinn/khodam rings or amulets, a concentrated one. Something I was told by a friend is that such items should not be taken into the bathroom at all. One guy took it with him into a bathroom and something bad immediately happened to him. He was told not to do it but he forgot. Now this is provided that you actually are able to get a concentrated pious jinn/khodam ring or amulet. There are others too, connected to more darker jinn efreet and such entities, don't know much about that.

Some of the concentrated items require a person to read a special number of Quranic verses or chapters to keep them charged. This is done either daily or every week, every x days. There are such jinn/khodams that expect you to honor the daily 5x prayers, follow the Quran. Then the expected results, outcomes come your way.

I don't know much about the items except what some Sufi friends have told me. I never had any of such items. I do have a lot of experience working with the Quran and the verses so I can tell you about some verse work if you want. Such as the methods how to connect with the khodams. Most of them are very tedious though and require a lot of work. I'd say insane amount of work, spamming chapters and verses in tens and hundreds of thousands. Some methods are more simple though but still require a few hours a day.

 

[Parallax]

I would be interested to know more on these topics. Sufis are the go to for this?

 

[Amadeus]

I would be interested to know more on these topics. Sufis are the go to for this?

Yes the Sufis know about making concencrated ones. Not all of them though. The average "mureed" somebody who learns under the guidance of a shaykh doesn't know much, they do the daily wird (prayer rules which consist of dhikrs, readings of the Quran and so on), attend hadra services, and the khawajgan something, not sure how it's called, this is also some group event. Services that fill them with a lot of energy, weekly services.

I spoke to some more who said that the key is to unlock the servitor of a verse or a chapter. Either by following some ritual or dedicating a lot of time on a particular verse, chapter, dhikr (mantra), then something is supposed to show up. The first option might be to read a chapter x times per day for x days. Maybe a verse that must be recited thousands of times for x days. The second option is more freestyle but will catch the attention. Both of the methods require a lot of dedication, devotion. Many of these rituals take 7-40-90 days, 3-8 hours a day.

There's nearly no information online about the rituals. Lots of this is passed on from person to person.

Some kept insisting that the "khodam" servant can give you the ring/talisman after it appears in your room, or the knowledge how to make the concencrated ring/talisman.
If you could unlock a "khodam" servant and communicate with it, one leads to another. Then you get connected to more and receive knowledge. Many of the Sufis strive for this goal, they want to unlock the first one.
The khodam stays around you and expects you to stay on the level. When they are unlocked through a ritual and a contract is made, energy has to be raised through recitations every week/month/x days, for this you get benefits.

A sufi suggested me to work with "la ilaha illallah", I read it a lot for a while. Then somebody showed up in my dreams and told me about helping me with some x goals. Suddenly I got various results, coincidences started happening. Then I experimented with the 99 names, Rahman, Raheem. "Ya Rahmanu & Ya Raheemu", something similar happened. The recitation of verses, chapters and the dhikrs, most definitely gets you connected, gives results. When they show up in your dreams, these dreams are crystal clear, and you can remember everything when you wake up. I experimented with many verses, prayers from the Quran, sufi practices.
While I could get them to show up in my dreams, they never showed up in the room as some claim. Sufism has always been more of a side project for me.

Some of the verses and chapters which are used to unlock something. The last 2 of the 9th chapter, the kursi verse. Chapters such as the 73 muzzamil, 112 ikhlas. Specific duas, the long dua kursi, litany of the sea (Bahr), Jaljalut, the sword prayer Saifi. The salawats (blessings sent on the prophet), main dhikrs, la ilaha illallah, ayat e Kareema. This stuff is very potent, the effects are very good. Bear in my mind that some duas are so hot that without enoguh experience they will fry your mind. I can share some info if you want on the number of recitations and methods.

I was told also that the Shams al maarif includes information on some rituals, concencrated items, however supposedly the book is not "complete" and some key points have been left out. I can't comment on this as I can't speak Arabic to read it.

 

[Parallax]

That’s very interesting, I would be interested in knowing more.

 

[Amadeus]

There is something called abjad? or gematria? calculators that are used to find the numeric values of verses. Then the verses are read to "unlock" them. I'm not sure based on what the number of days comes from but I heard that many must be done for either 40 or 41 days. I know the significance of the number 40, it's mentioned in the bible and Zohar and so on. The sufi rituals also have this strange 40 and for some reason 41.

Maybe a verse has a numeric value of 3123 something then it is read 3123 a day.

The keyword to make contact with something like this is spam. Spam and more spam. The problem is that without a good teacher, you risk messing up your mind with these practices. People think that they are doing the right thing by combining together something from the 99 names (example) and then suddenly their minds go chaotic and they aren't feeling normal anymore.

I've even heard about some guy who got spiritual issues by following what the shaykh told him. Came out the practices did not suit him at all.

When we speak about the verses and chapters. Some of them are referred to as jalali (hot) others as jamali (cold). Example, you could fully focus on the hot dhikr of la ilaha illallah and attempt to connect with the "khodams" behind it. It makes the energies go through you, opens you spiritually, makes you more sensitive and brings them near you. Reading it between 2 to 5k per hour, even 6k can be done if you are very fast. Hours at time aiming for the goals, 70000, 125000 over and over again, then you go into millions. You draw the attention and it's guaranteed that something is going to show up and you will get the benefits of all kinds too.

Provided that you end up getting one of those servants to communicate with you in a proper way, I suppose you could get all the required information on how to make those concencrated things directly from them. They, the sufis, claim that this is how it works, everybody told me the same thing. Spam spam and more spam.

It's a very long story and you must be highly interested in sufism, the Quran and the muslim prayers to get anywhere with this path. if your goal of course is to work with the pious jinn and the servants from there. There are other paths that deal with the darker ones, don't know much about that.

 

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[Parallax]

There is something called abjad? or gematria? calculators that are used to find the numeric values of verses. Then the verses are read to "unlock" them. I'm not sure based on what the number of days comes from but I heard that many must be done for either 40 or 41 days. I know the significance of the number 40, it's mentioned in the bible and Zohar and so on. The sufi rituals also have this strange 40 and for some reason 41.

Maybe a verse has a numeric value of 3123 something then it is read 3123 a day.

The keyword to make contact with something like this is spam. Spam and more spam. The problem is that without a good teacher, you risk messing up your mind with these practices. People think that they are doing the right thing by combining together something from the 99 names (example) and then suddenly their minds go chaotic and they aren't feeling normal anymore.

I've even heard about some guy who got spiritual issues by following what the shaykh told him. Came out the practices did not suit him at all.

When we speak about the verses and chapters. Some of them are referred to as jalali (hot) others as jamali (cold). Example, you could fully focus on the hot dhikr of la ilaha illallah and attempt to connect with the "khodams" behind it. It makes the energies go through you, opens you spiritually, makes you more sensitive and brings them near you. Reading it between 2 to 5k per hour, even 6k can be done if you are very fast. Hours at time aiming for the goals, 70000, 125000 over and over again, then you go into millions. You draw the attention and it's guaranteed that something is going to show up and you will get the benefits of all kinds too.

Provided that you end up getting one of those servants to communicate with you in a proper way, I suppose you could get all the required information on how to make those concencrated things directly from them. They, the sufis, claim that this is how it works, everybody told me the same thing. Spam spam and more spam.

It's a very long story and you must be highly interested in sufism, the Quran and the muslim prayers to get anywhere with this path. if your goal of course is to work with the pious jinn and the servants from there. There are other paths that deal with the darker ones, don't know much about that.

This sounds like a classic obsession technique(liber nul&psychonauts. It to focus the mind so absolutely that it connects to the form (platonic concept of perfect idea of things)or perhaps more broadly a being within the sphere of that form.
I had similar experiences with obsessive techniques, thought they were not something I aimed to do intentionally.
For something like that it may be good to practice basic mental control techniques and create an invocation of the thing you wish to connect with. That is in addition to practice.
That is all to simply become so much purer in attainment of it.

 

[Missterry]

Islam was invented or came into being around 600AD. Long before Islam was around the Djinn were nature spirits and understood as such by the pre-Islamic Arabs. Nature spirits such as the spirits of forests, deserts, rivers, mountains, and places. Things we would call stuff like "fairies," "gnomes," "elves," and so on. Or things the ancient Latin speaking Romans once called spirits like Dyads, etc. The old Latin term for the spirit of places was once "Genius Locus." Being that the Roman Empire was large and includes many parts of Arabia and the Levant, which Rome ruled for hundreds of years, it's not hard to see that the Latin word Genii and the word Jin, Djin, are related. Our word Genie as in a genie in a bottle, is also related to those two words.

When Islam was brought to Indonesia, the Muslims brought with them their form of magic and sorcery, which included working with the Djinn. The Indonesians will often make amulets drawn on cloth and invoke a Jin to help empower the amulet. They will also make black magic items to curse a person and a Jin will be called to enter the black magic item or object.

When you understand what the Djinn are or were before Islam - nature spirits - you will see that all human cultures that are animistic, shamanic, and so on worked with the same nature spirits and still do.