HOOD INSPIRED ESOTERIA: DON'T EVER WAKE SOMEONE UP WITHOUT PERMISSION!
HOOD INSPIRED ESOTERIA: DON'T EVER WAKE SOMEONE UP WITHOUT PERMISSION!
September 21, 2013 at 6:32pm EST | REVISED May 1st, 2023 at 4:20pm EST
WHY?: If a person is in a deep sleep you will abruptly cause a disconnect to their astral body. Causing minor physical but major mental and spiritual anguish. If they're very intuitive or sensitive the greater the peril. Socially it's also very rude and disrespectful. You have been warned!
Exceptions To The Rule:
- Prior permission.
- Imminent danger.
- Waking someone up ONLY through natural/soothing/positive sounds, in important situations.
*Physical Danger: People with any respiratory or heart issues (asthma, seasonal allergies, sleep apnea, palpitations, etc.) may have an adverse reaction in being awoken abruptly.
*Mental Danger: Shock. People with predisposed ailments such as: Manic-Depression, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, can easily get triggered. It will not be pretty.
*Spiritual Danger: #1 We leave our bodies to go into the astral when we sleep, so being awoken abruptedly can cause a "crash landing" effect, leaving you completely disoriented as well as your Soul being confused and pieces being left in different planes/dimensions. When this happens you may run the risk of malignant spirits holding that fragmentation down.
- Waking someone up ONLY through natural/soothing/positive sounds, in important situations.
*Physical Danger: People with any respiratory or heart issues (asthma, seasonal allergies, sleep apnea, palpitations, etc.) may have an adverse reaction in being awoken abruptly.
*Mental Danger: Shock. People with predisposed ailments such as: Manic-Depression, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, can easily get triggered. It will not be pretty.
*Spiritual Danger: #1 We leave our bodies to go into the astral when we sleep, so being awoken abruptedly can cause a "crash landing" effect, leaving you completely disoriented as well as your Soul being confused and pieces being left in different planes/dimensions. When this happens you may run the risk of malignant spirits holding that fragmentation down.
#2 Dreams are extraordinarily important! If you wake up someone unnaturally or without permission, you will be the cause for them to lose the lesson of that dream consciously. Dreams are always stored in your subconscious, so we are aware at some level what that lesson may be, although the whole point in dreaming, is to bring down that knowledge into your conscious mind, so we can then learn how to grow. When abruptedly woken up, we'll lose that lucidity, and that understanding becomes lost into the Ethers again...Creating a deep frustration in someone's soul. This could create an environment of extreme hostility, especially if you disrupt a channel of an Ancestor or Spirit Guide of the sleeper. Watch out.
Note: I am so grateful for the lessons I got from the Zulu when I was a ruckus teenager. They centered and calmed me down as well as introducing me to better conduct. It was some of those lessons, like this one, that put me onto to true Islam 10 years later. As one of the roots of the Zulu Nation is Islam.
- THE PROPER WAY OF WAKING SOMEONE UP (Islamically Inspired) -
Note: I am so grateful for the lessons I got from the Zulu when I was a ruckus teenager. They centered and calmed me down as well as introducing me to better conduct. It was some of those lessons, like this one, that put me onto to true Islam 10 years later. As one of the roots of the Zulu Nation is Islam.
- THE PROPER WAY OF WAKING SOMEONE UP (Islamically Inspired) -
"...And whenever the Prophet used to sleep, nobody would wake him up till he himself used to get up as we did not know what was happening (being revealed) to him in his sleep. So, 'Umar got up and saw the condition of the people, and he was a strict man, so he said, "Allahu Akbar" and raised his voice with Takbir, and kept on saying it loudly till the Prophet got up because of it..."
(Sahih Bukhari | Narrated 'Imran: Volume 1, Book 7, Number 340)
Basically, you respect someone's slumber enough to know that they're getting a download of information from their Higher Self, that this is a sacred process not to be taken lightly. Even the Prophet Mohammud (peace be upon him) was left to sleep when he was leading a caravan of people through the desert. What does that tell you?
We must be compassionate, gentle and indirect if you were to be in a position to awaken someone, although this would be a very last resort in urgent situations. Let's learn how to become more mindful.
(Sahih Bukhari | Narrated 'Imran: Volume 1, Book 7, Number 340)
Basically, you respect someone's slumber enough to know that they're getting a download of information from their Higher Self, that this is a sacred process not to be taken lightly. Even the Prophet Mohammud (peace be upon him) was left to sleep when he was leading a caravan of people through the desert. What does that tell you?
We must be compassionate, gentle and indirect if you were to be in a position to awaken someone, although this would be a very last resort in urgent situations. Let's learn how to become more mindful.
~ Courage.2Change (2013)
