Advice for practitioners in the spiritual field (video)

a collection of advice for practioners in the spiritual field.

1. We are All Students at the Table of Knowledge: No matter how much knowledge you acquire, the more you understand how much remains unknown. Stay humble and open to learning.
2. Saying “I Don’t Know” is Wise: It’s not a shame to admit you don’t know how to deal with something new. The real fault lies in experimenting on people, especially in treatments. People are human beings with lives, so if you are unsure, ask your mentor; they will be willing to help.
3. The Path of the Devil is Easy: It offers everything your desires crave, but once on that path, you diverge from us and become an adversary. Don’t blame anyone but yourself.
4. Avoid Arrogance: No matter how accomplished you think you are, remember you are merely a tool to fulfill people’s needs. You don’t inherently possess the power to harm or benefit; you are simply a means.
5. Mastery is Not Knowing a Thousand Rules: Mastery means perfecting one rule with all its conditions and exceptions.
6. Keep Secrets to be Among the Wise: Maintaining confidentiality is crucial to becoming a trusted and respected advisor.
7. Don’t Overestimate Your Intelligence Against Jinn: Always follow the rules, and you will have peace of mind when navigating this spiritual field.
8. Have a Clear Goal: Set a defined objective to help you stay focused and avoid confusion.
9. The Secret is Not in the Khadim: Understand how the khadim works rather than focusing solely on the khadim itself.
10. A Pact is Just a Contract: All contracts have loopholes; whoever exploits them first gains the upper hand. Don’t let your imagination make you believe you are the Solomon of your time, commanding jinn at your will, as this will only lead to disappointment.
11. A Single Letter Can Change Significance: For example, the names “Himoush” and “Himayoush”—the first is an evil spirit from the court of Iblis, while the second is a destroyer used in Solomonic exorcisms. Exercise great caution.
12. There are Countless Invocations: They all perform similar functions with the same servants. Each invocation might exceed in one or two aspects, just like the servants. Stick with one invocation to achieve your goals, God willing.

These guidelines are intended to provide practitioners with a thoughtful and responsible approach to spiritual practices, emphasizing humility, caution, and ethical conduct.

These were guidelines of the noble sheikh Khaled At-Tayar, Mureed of sheikh Mahmoud An Noubi to the students of the spiritual field.