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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2023 · 8 MIN

Habal Allah Ki Tashreeh | By Younus AlGohar

from ALRA TV · host Sufi Master Younus AlGohar

#AskYounusAlGohar - What is the Divine Rope? Find out how the Original Sin is directly linked to the Divine Rope in His Holiness Younus AlGohar's detailed lecture. Main Points: - When God created Adam and Eve in paradise, they were asked not to eat from the Forbidden Tree. However, the Devil enticed Eve to disobey God by saying that it's an unnecessary restriction; resulting in their expulsion from paradise and entering the world as a punishment. - When Adam entered the world, he brought the fruits of paradise with him. The fruits in paradise are made with energy, there is no element of waste in them. However, when they were brought in the world the seeds were sowed in earth which causes faecal matter when digested. - In order to keep in contact with Adam, God attached a rope to his heart. However, due to it being a physical, tangible rope, the birds and wind would cause pain to Adam's heart. Therefore, God transformed that rope into a Divine Rope; spiritual. - That is where the knowledge of Adam's prophethood began, that of connecting man's heart to God by bringing the name of God into the heart and synchronising it with the heartbeats, thus creating Divine Light and obtaining a connection with God.

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