Ramadan has left… and for many of us, so have all the wonderful warm and fuzzy feelings that we were (hopefullly) blessed with during the Holy Month.
However, the spiritual ‘iman’ high of Ramadan didn’t actually come from the month itself. And Ramadan leaving is not, in and of itself, the reason why the ‘warm fuzzy’ feelings left either.
The truth is, you left.
You left worshipping in the last third of the night when your mind and soul are still and Allah is ready and waiting to bless you, or anyone who wants it, with insight.
You left fasting every day from all food and drink, whether it’s healthy or unhealthy… but now’s the perfect time to continue fasting from unhealthy eating patterns… and maybe even get into the beautiful Prophetic practice of fasting 3 days a month, or a couple of days a week to keep your body weight & shape in check. (By the way, there’s a step-by-step plan on how to use Prophetic fasting to get your body in the best shape of your life, in the ‘Built For Life’ program in The Ocean).
And perhaps most importantly, you left that strong vigour you had for immersing yourself in the world of the Quran every day and ‘completing’ it. The day still has 24 hours, but now even some of those who spent 2-3 hours per day with the Quran during Ramadan aren’t even spending 2-3 minutes with it.
If you want to continue having the spiritual high that Ramadan gave you, you don’t need to wait for Ramadan. Just continue some of the excellent practices you started in Ramadan.
Allah didn’t ‘go’ anywhere. You did.
There’s no better time to re-engage and connect with Allah than right now.
If you want a spiritual high that lasts all year round, then the best Quran Plan on the planet to re-connect with Allah in just 11 minutes a day, is in the Quran For Busy People program, as part of The Ocean here:
Sign up by midnight on Sunday 9th June, and you’ll get free access to a £40 1-day intensive event in London (or global via live-stream), called “Quran For Busy People”, being held on Saturday 29th June.
