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Salat According to the Quran and a Critical Remark

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    GODsubmitter
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    #161

    I have done it and I have experienced a feeling similar to yours, but I also critically examine things and I drew the conclusion that the effect is placebo. You can achieve it with anything for as long as you have faith in it. And concerning "God" everything is circulating around faith anyway, but faith not in superstitious rituals and rites for which perceived positive effects are generated because you put faith in them yourself.

    If you make a ritual for yourself that every time you do a good deed to a person then your 'karma' is boosted you will also get a "placebo" effect. The difference between empty words towards "God" and doing the good deed is that the 'karma' is not only perceived to be boosted but it happens for real.

    Delude is not ill-meant, it means that you falsely believe something to be true. I have also been a bit deluded about things previously.

    Have faith

    Thank you for your honesty.
    It happens to many people in their development. I agree with you that it is important to search and examine things...

    Peace

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