Life In Flow - 4

Levh-i Mahfuz

In one of my individual breathing sessions, Ms. Umay mentioned that a young person named Burak Özdemir is a channel and writes a spiritual book. Levh-i Mahfuz. I remember the day I heard the name of this book. It was a rainy day, but without hesitation, I ran to the street where the bookstores were. It was as if I went into a trance when I heard that name. I was not expecting a thousand-page book when I asked about the book in a few bookstores and finally found it. But with its glossy cover and design, it was like a treasure trove.

I didn't  just read a 1,000-page book in 10 nights, I really absored it. The root Islamic codes in me have been reshaped. Faulty codes that hindered my freedom of thought were removed. The seeds of a brand new Islam supported by a thousand verses of the Qur'an were planted.

My brain was shaken. Hearing the answers to my unrequited questions from the voice of the Truth, returning home and knowing that unconditional love does not judge but embraces us, led to a complete purification. I haven't finished reading the Levh-i Mahfuz. I was constantly reading God's Birthday (vol. 1), Children of the Prophet (vol. 2) and The Last Day of the Sheikh-Satan (vol. 3), discovering new messages according to a new level of awareness with each reading.

The frequency of Levh-i Mahfuz (the sum of three volumes) accompanies all the other miracles I have experienced. Whenever something happens to me that I can interpret as extraordinary, good or bad, when I read from a random part of the book or from the last place I left off, I see a divine interpretation of the event and the answer if I have a question. That is, the Levh-i Mahfuz reflects the consciousness of the Creator living with me. This synchronicity is how perfectly the Divine system contributes to our lives.

Levh-i Mahfuz Books Burak Özdemir Publications - https://dogumgunu.com.tr/


(to be continued)

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