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This book is more than just a regular book-it's a book about manifestation and imagination. This is a simple comprehensive book that explains to you in a straightforward manner how to use the Law of Attraction and the power of your imagination to realize the dreams, goals, and wishes you have for yourself. This book explains how to materialize the things you want using simple, understandable steps, inspiring anecdotes, and real-world examples. it gives the reader a way to access the subconscious. The subconscious cannot be accessed easily except through a means or wasilat as the Quran outline in Surah 5 verse 35. In seeking a means of accessing the subconscious or the divine imagination I tried many ways and found this three to be the most easiest and effective for me. Minimum effort is required and maximum benefit is expected. The first one is the 2 cups method, using water to quantum jump from one reality to another. The Quran emphatically gave importance to water in the process of creation or manifestation of life. As we saw in the above Quranic verse. The 2nd method is that of stage one sleep which is a state akin to sleep or SATS. A slumbering state of mind. Sleep is frequently mentioned in the Quran. Arabic has a term for ""sleep"" in general, Noum, as well as words for other forms of sleep. Nine times in the Quran, the term ""sleep"" and its variations are mentioned. Additionally, the Quran uses a variety of Arabic phrases to describe sleep, and they may be equivalent to the various sleep stages recognized by contemporary sleep science. ""Sinah"" is a term that means ""sleep"" or ""dozing off for a very brief duration"" when there is immediate arousal in response to an external stimulus. This could correspond to stage 1 sleep as defined by contemporary sleep researchers. The term ""Sinah"" is used to describe Allah in the verse ""No drowsiness (Sinah) can capture Him nor sleep"" (verse 2.255). The subconscious or divine imagination never sleeps, it is always at work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week nonstop. That was why Allah is described by the Quran as being active every day (Quran 55:29) On Him (divine imagination or Subconscious) depend all creatures in the heavens and on earth, every day He is active in a task. (Quran 55:29) Sleep is associated with weakness and the need for rest in the Quran. As a result, even if Allah the Creator (subconscious) does not sleep or take a nap, His creations, including people, require sleep on a daily basis.

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