The Complexity of Family, Faith, and Content Creation

The evil eye reflects society's jealousy, turning watchers into doers and highlighting the importance of protecting personal connections.

### The God Pill Podcast: A Conversation on Faith, Identity, and Influencer Culture
* 🎥 The podcast features a conversation between two influencers, one a Muslim convert and the other a content creator, discussing **faith, identity, and the challenges of being in the public eye**.
* 🕌 The Muslim influencer discusses his conversion to Islam, influenced by his experiences in the entertainment industry and a **search for spiritual truth**.
* 📹 The content creator shares his journey of self-discovery, moving from a secular background to **exploring various religions** before finding **Islam**.
* 👥 They discuss the concept of the "**evil eye**" and the challenges of being in the public eye, especially when it comes to sharing personal aspects of their lives, such as **family**.
* 🛡 Both influencers express a desire to **protect their families from the potential negative effects of being in the public eye**, especially in the age of social media.
* 💬 The conversation touches on the intersection of faith and influencer culture, including discussions on **dreams, spirituality, and the influence of the devil**.
* 🤝 They also discuss the **importance of unity between Muslims and Christians**, especially in the face of **shared challenges and beliefs regarding the end times**.
* 🎙 Overall, the podcast provides a **unique insight** into the personal and spiritual journeys of these two influencers, highlighting the **complexities of faith, identity, and public visibility** in the modern world.

I want to farm zerka family so bad. I like to eat to come here for a while. My dream stream would be me and my mom. We're so close that all the feminists who say I don't have a mom would be shocked, and my sales would skyrocket. But I feel like people who put their parents on camera, they're asking for the worst. Yeah, yeah, you know, you got to protect that, you got to protect. Yeah, like, you know, if I was like an orphan, I would go way harder on camera. I would go nuts. But when you have family to worry about you, you pull back, you know. These are the real people concept of the evil eye. Yeah, yeah, wait, explain it, explain it so I can remember this. I've heard of this. Well, 'cause the thing is, you know, like right now, people are looking at us, right? This is a very unnatural way to view someone else's life, obviously, right? 'Cause now we turned into a society of watchers instead of a society of doers, right? So the evil eye is basically

when people look at you with jealousy, and they want what you have for themselves instead of you having it for yourself, yeah, and that is a form of evil. There are a lot of people that are like that. It's considered also in ancient times like a form of magic to wish the worst on someone, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but like they say, the evil eye could get so bad it could cause someone to get sick enough to possibly die. How long have you been doing content where people are watching you, like a bunch of people? About 2 years now. Oh, you're new. He's brand new, yeah. Oh, wow. How do you know Muhammad, a job, and everyone? Is it like a small community during Ramadan? I met with a job and War, an hour training all over, so we got to meet all the da guys that month. How did you get your start alone? Yeah, I do everything by myself, yeah, just on the boardwalk, and then you didn't go to school for it or anything? No, no, no, I just read. The thing is, I've been doing

it by myself, like with the homies and stuff like that for like 7 years, and then alhamdulillah, I was really successful, and I just wanted to go out and just do something more genuine. My style is a little bit different than the other, and you grew up in Cali. Were you liberal growing up? Yeah, yeah, no, I grew up in LA. I'm not going to lie. Growing up, I hated Islam. I didn't necessarily like Islam 'cause I grew up in the 9/11 era, you know what I mean. I was embarrassed to say I was a Muslim, you know. Like, you were looked at as, they looked down upon you, especially my parents from Pakistan. I didn't want to tell anyone I was from Pakistan. I would say I'm like from Persia or something like that, whatever sounds nicer, you know. And then when I would eat fish, you know, after school, when we were all going to hang out at Carl Jr. and stuff like that, and then all the black dudes would make fun

of me 'cause I would eat fish, and they would eat pork, you know what I'm saying. So I was just tired of that, you know. And then when I asked my mom questions, she didn't give me answers. She just flat-out ignored me. That's it, you know what I mean. How'd you get into the book though, huh? How'd you get into reading? Well, to be honest, after my bodyguarding career, you know, I saw some, you know, demonic stuff, you know, bodyguard for certain celebrities. And once I saw that the presence of the devil is real and there's people out here that actually worship the devil, you know. So I had to ask myself like some serious questions that, hey, if the devil is real and there's people out here really worshiping the devil, dedicating themselves to the devil, then that means God is real as well. So if the devil is real and God is real, that means the afterlife has to be real. And then I just went on an investigation to find out.

what's true. I started off with Christianity 'cause there's a church right next to me, so I started off with Christianity. Yeah, yeah 'cause I was. I wanted Christianity to be true in the beginning when I first, you know, investigated. Like, you went to a church, a church. Yeah, 100%. Yeah, you know, majority of my homies, they were Catholics, like Hispanic folks, you know, so Catholics, Christians, and stuff like that. I wanted it to be true, um, but you know, when I did a little bit more investig and I looked into Islam, it just made more sense. Like, um, like I didn't have to, like, force myself to believe it. It was just, it was just a natural, it was just natural, you know. What about those guys who say anyone who watches this is Idol worshiping? What do you say for that? Like your followers, I'm sure you get some of your comments who say if you follow a streamer and watch everything they do, it's a form of idol worship. Do you believe that? [ __ ] well, to be honest.

anytime any of my supporters, I don't even like to call them fans, I call them supporters 'cause you know when it comes to this, I'm not doing this so you can worship me, then I'm doing the complete opposite of what I started, you know. So anytime they come up to me and they start doing the whole shaking, I was like, Bro, I'm just like you. Don't do this type of stuff. What is that? You know, like people when they take a picture and shake, they start shaking like, Oh, I can't. In New York, somebody saw Shake with Mom at the table with us, and he said, When there's a shake, we sit on the floor. We're eating. This dude sits on the floor of the restaurant and just listens to the stream. That's idle worship. That's too much. That's too much. Like, we're humans just like everyone else, you know what I mean? So you only worship God alone. If it's a religious content, they probably found you in a traumatic emotional

turning point, and then you brought them to the faith. That's why they get pumped up and excited when they see you, right? Well, everyone has a different journey. To be honest, everyone has a completely different life path. So, to be honest, the people that watch us, obviously, we don't know them, you know what I mean? They're watching us, we don't, we're not watching them, you know what I mean? Pull it up and give me the rest. I don't think you got, I don't think they're trolling. They talk about his jawline and [__] like he just what? Fill up your cup with the Sprite, fill it up. What? Why? Trust me, this is the Albanian custom. You just make it up. There's no way that's a cust. I want some Sprite, bro. In my country, you got to share. Here, I'm bridging alliances between the Muslims and Christians. It's important, it's important, bro, 'cause you know, according to Islam, we believe towards the end of time, the real Muslims and the real Christians are

going to unite as one and fight the false Messiah and defeat the false Messiah, and then everyone will come back to peace again. You are watching the God Pill podcast. He's talking about the we're going to defeat the yeah 100% yeah yeah well those who oppose Jesus 'cause we believe Jesus is coming back as well, and their Messiah is the Antichrist. That's what they don't want to speak about. Yeah, like every Bible verse is talking about like watch out for those guys. They say that in the Quran too. They say that there's many verses about the I did not expect at all. Yeah, the whole second chapter tells you the history about the and how ungrateful they were to God, you know what I mean? What happened at the time of Moses? They always rebelled. They were very rebellious people. Oh, wner you JQ. Yeah, I mean oh wow every Muslim jq's. There's some Speakers Corner guys who avoid it, you know. There's some of them who avoid it. If you're a Muslim you have

to you have to be aware. I mean, it's just the reality of it, you know. Just, you were at Speaker's Corner with him. That was you, like, Muhammad. Job is the first person who ever made me kind of like completely hate atheists, 'cause he made this cause and effect argument, right? The universe, the effect of the universe needs a cause, and the atheist would stutter. And that's the first spiritual content I watched. And don't do that. I can't believe you come from a secular background where you didn't give a [ __ ] about religion, just like an LA guy. No, he did and cared about religion. Around what age did you convert? Well, I would say I 'cause my parents were very, very religious, but they were religious in a point where they to teach you, they force it upon you. So, I don't like to be forced to do anything, you know. I don't want anyone to tell me what to do. I never liked that. Which one is this? I don't know. Tastes, tastes great. Is there a straw? Soo has the couch.

just needs the tip. Been waiting for that, but you know it's not about rules. That's the misunderstanding that people have. They think Islam is just about rules. Oh, what's allowed, what's not allowed. That's not what it's about. It's about building a connection with the Creator. And once you fall in love with the Creator, you're naturally going to do whatever is right to get closer to your Creator. It's not about like, you know, people are viewing it the wrong way. They're missing the spirituality within the religion, you know what I'm saying? They're looking at it the wrong way. Women can wear gold. Chad apparently gold lowers your testosterone. What? How? No, no. Like, is it a spiritual text? No. I think actually like scientifically does. I've read in ancient Egypt they wore ceremonial jewelry 'cause it changes your energy. You believe in that [__] or like piercings and [__] they're pressure point. It's like black magic rituals. You're not supposed to get

piercings like you're not supposed to do any pressurized metal into you. Most we can't get earrings or anything. It's actually really interesting that you talk about the black magic side of things 'cause I think that's really important. It's really important to know how the devil operates as well. A lot of people that miss that, you know, they will think about that side of it. You guys got this accurate where you guys say a lot of it is in your dreams. He comes to you in dreams and visions, right? No, well, I mean, there's different ways. The most, the, your most susceptible in while you're sleeping. That's the time where you could be attacked, you know what I mean? 'Cause that's when your soul is the most vulnerable. When you sleep, it's like a mini-death. Your soul leaves your body at that moment. He's not always saying it's conscious. Sometimes it'll be a dream you forget, but it's an unconscious imprint to do drugs and you

wake up and you go party, you do stupid [ __ ] but a lot of this stuff is within the dream world cuz I studied that like Carl Jung, dream analysis and psychology of dreams and bro we'll talk about it after but like when it comes to dreams, there's different types of dreams. There's dreams from God, there's dreams from the devil, then there's dreams from your subconscious. We got to change battery number. Oh my brother is like that, read it, they can read it random pages, it doesn't have to be back cover to cover, they can go backwards and they memorize it, they know yeah like yeah they're like that yeah that's the whole point of them like they're the preservers of the text and are they like spiritually above you cuz they memorized it well well we believe that those uh everyone's equal but those who basically are closer to God like those there's some who are closer to God and there's some who are further and that's how you're judged. You do you do debates on like

podcast too. I don't believe in debates. I believe in just conveying the message, and the person has a choice if they want to accept or reject. That's why I'm called the Warner. I'm just supposed to warn you of the truth, and then you have your own choice to make after that. Yeah, I'd say the king of your guys' Clans has got to be, I think, the most effective guy is Shake Usman for converting. I think he's number one. I, when I watch your content, he's like, Here he is, this is my buddy, and I'm like, Oh, he's so respectful. He skips ahead, you're rolling around fighting the guy on The Bard, I'm like, What the [ __ ]? And uh, but that happened once. Want appr shate his M. Oh really? Yeah, you messaged me, and he's like, You know that shik utang guy used to be in jail. He used to be like, uh, he used to like be used normal guy. He us to be part.

of the Cel ganger, yeah. I couldn't believe solo Mexican gangster, and he's Pakistani Mexican just like Warner. Yeah, I was shocked. I'm like, What? That guy used to like go out with [__] and [__]. Yeah, that was, You're killing yourself, bro. What the? That's straight cold. It doesn't give me a headache or anything. Hey, we were talking about dreams though before the camera. Yeah, yeah, no, I like the Islamic perspective on dreams. God. You guys say, Yeah, you know God can inspire in your dreams, but most of the time that's a bad signal. I agree with that. No, I mean, so from my understanding, the dreams just how it operates. So when you have a bad dream, right, and you wake up in fear, that's usually a dream from the devil, okay? When you wake up, then there are different dreams where God is speaking to you, right? And then when you wake up, you feel good. That's maybe like God trying to speak to you, right? Then

there's just dreams for your subconscious, so you know what I mean. It says in the Quran too for subconscious. It says that part. What do you mean? How do they? How does the Quran word the subconscious? Well, we have a soul, you know. We have a soul. As far as the subconscious, that's actually very interesting, 'cause I believe the soul is in your mind. It's not in your heart. Yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? It's like psyche means mind and soul. It's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. 'Cause I mean, the most guarded part of your body is the skull, is the mind. You could get a heart replaced, but soon as they tap into your skull, you're dead. Okay, okay. So I do believe. And then according to us, when God blew His breath into Adam, it started from His head, and then He came alive from His head, and then came down. Okay, all right. And yeah, that would be consistent with like kind of like descending Jacob's Ladder, that that energy goes down, and it becomes kind of

evil like your penis and [ __ ] that you're not supposed to use. No, I'm saying, well, you know, there's actually something to that 'cause when that your creativity either goes up to build or down to be degenerate unless you're making a family, then it's different, you know. It's actually really interesting he said that because when the devil, when he first saw Adam, the first thing he said is I could control this creature through his, uh, through his sexual organ organs and through his stomach, okay. That's in the crown, yeah. He said that I can control this, you know, this being that almighty God created. I can control it through his sexual desires and then through food as well. The way I explain the devil is it's a force, a temptation of feminine energy. Basically, anything that tempts you is making you a woman 'cause a real man is not going to be tempted, right. That's why I've always maintained I don't care how many girls you pick up. A player, quote unquote, is being a feminine woman.

cuz it's like, you know how women. I need this. I need to do my hair's giving into his desires. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll text you. I keep [Music] phone. Come, come here, come. I'm going to go to the bathroom. Come the dark of night. These thoughts of mine give me up all night. Now really be honest with yourself. Get my heart on eyes. Don't die, don't die. There be times, but it wasn't overthinking the movie for S days.

Zherka Talks Religion & Dreams With His Muslim Friends

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The speaker dreams of streaming with their mom, feeling that their close relationship would surprise critics.

They discuss the concept of the evil eye, where jealousy from others can negatively impact someone's life.

The speaker shares their journey of doing content for two years, growing up in a liberal environment, and initially struggling with their Muslim identity due to societal perceptions.

The speaker grew tired of the differences in diet between them and their family and felt ignored by their mother.

After a career in bodyguarding and witnessing demonic activities, they questioned the existence of God and the afterlife.

Their investigation into faith started with Christianity but eventually led to Islam, which felt more natural to them.

The speaker emphasizes that they don't want their supporters to idolize them and encourages them to worship God alone.

Everyone has a unique life path, and those who watch us may not be known to us.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of uniting Muslims and Christians, believing they will come together to fight the false Messiah.

The conversation touches on the rebellious nature of people in religious history and the speaker's own journey from a secular background to a more spiritual path.

Islam is not just about rules; it's about building a connection with the Creator.

The significance of gold and jewelry is linked to energy change and spiritual practices.

Dreams play a crucial role in spiritual attacks and guidance, with different types of dreams coming from God, the devil, and the subconscious.

The Warner's Perspective on Truth and Dreams

The speaker believes in conveying the truth without engaging in debates, allowing others to choose whether to accept or reject the message.

Shake Usman is highlighted as an effective converter, with a surprising past in a gang.

The speaker shares insights on dreams, suggesting that bad dreams are from the devil, while good dreams may be a sign from God, and emphasizes the importance of the mind and soul in understanding one's subconscious.

The devil seeks to control humans through their sexual desires and hunger, as mentioned in religious texts.

This temptation is associated with feminine energy, suggesting that giving in to desires makes one weak.

The speaker argues that a true man should not be tempted, and compares players to feminine behavior by constantly seeking validation and fulfillment of desires.