So you have a nightly tutor in your dreams?
Quoting: ArunaLuna Yes.
That is good way of putting it.
He speaks to me, usually in pairs of words I wake up with and shows me their connections.
He is tall, neither young or old, white-ish, and he almost always wears a robe with the hood up.
Perhaps it's my khodam guide. That would make sense actually.
Whoa...
Is that like a thoughtform?
Not really, no...
Ilmu Khodam is translated as 'Knowledge Servant'.
One of the most interesting occult arts to be found in Islamic occultism is what the local practitioners here in Indonesia call
"Ilmu Khodam" The word ilmu (pron. "eel-moo") literally means "knowledge." In Indonesian shamanism, ilmu particularly refers to a specific occult art--its theory, practice, and the resultant power or ability--emphasis is especially placed on power.
Khodam (pron. "kho-dum") or Khadam, an Arabic word as is "ilmu," may be translated as "servant." In al-Hikmah, one of the terms for occult science in Islam, the word khodam refers to an
acquired familiar spirit, unlike Qarin, which is a companion spirit one is born with.
These khodam familiars, are not animal spirits, or at least, they do not normally appear in animal form, unlike the familiars of wicca and shamanism. Generally speaking, the khodams are said to be specialized spirits of the angelic/jinn class, though some occult practitioners explain that khodams are specifically the
angelic servants embodied and guarding the letters of the Arabic alphabet, and even the Asma ul-Husna--the 99 Beautiful Names of Allah. A minority of practitioners believe them to be intermediate spirits between angels and jinns.
Khodams are said to be charismatic, have powerful presences, with strong personalities and revealing identities. They are also highly intelligent and communicative. They have a calm nature and their words are filled with wisdom.
Khodams normally appear in robes.
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