In a proactive step that reflects security and cultural awareness, the recent measures taken by the Ministry of Interior in Bahrain came to put an end to the random expansion of the phenomenon known as “energy science,” that soft intellectual wave that hides under the cloak of self-development, while aiming to dismantle values and constants from within.
What was promoted as alternative science turned out to be a soft intellectual penetration project, infiltrating hearts and minds under flashy names, to dismantle belief in God, weaken belonging, and sow chaos in societies. What appears on the surface as a humanitarian discourse for self-improvement, conceals at its core a silent challenge to faith. Promoters of “energy liberation” replace monotheism with prayers with intentions, and faith with vibrations, and reshape consciousness on a superstitious, neither religious nor scientific basis.
A hybrid discourse was produced: it does not acknowledge the truth, nor does it stand on the ground of science, but rather camouflages itself with the vocabulary of modernity, to convince the targets that salvation does not come from God, nor from the system of values, but from expensive training courses and unaccredited certificates.
Who is funding this nonsense?
Behind this phenomenon is an international financing and marketing network fueled by institutions and centers that master marketing ignorance wrapped in wisdom.
Western funds are lavished under the slogan of “self-development,” while the essence is to remove identity, remove faith, and transform the individual from a responsible citizen into a lost consumer.
What is worrying is that institutional silence – in some cases – provided an umbrella for this trend to infiltrate schools, universities, and platforms, without oversight or accountability.
Freedom without limits leads to collapse:
True freedom is built on constants, not on destroying them.
But today we see a discourse that convinces women that their family is an energy burden, men that their religion is a negative distraction, and society that its values “obstruct awareness.”
A person is separated from his family, religion, and homeland, leaving him alone facing a meaningless world… He searches for answers in meditation and yoga instead of finding them in certainty and faith.
Promoters do not attack values explicitly, but rather surround them with charming terms: “self-love,” “raising vibrations,” “within the human body is an energy center,” “liberation from mental, religious, and social restrictions.”
It is a discourse in which right and wrong are abolished, and major dualities are dismantled, so that everything becomes relative, every faith is subject to doubt, and every certainty is subject to reshaping.
In light of this climate, the Ministry of Interior in Bahrain recorded an advanced national position, when it firmly confronted these activities and set clear limits to the ideas presented that affect intellectual and social security.
It is a message that the state is not heedless, that openness does not mean chaos, and that freedom of expression does not include tampering with sacred things or trading in people’s awareness.
Cornerstone
The real danger does not lie in the spread of “energy science,” but in the absence of an institutional response to it.
When there is no oversight, trade flourishes in a spiritual vacuum, and the new generation is left plundered by imported trends that see man as nothing more than a programmable project.
But Bahrain, with its latest position, confirms that sovereignty begins with the mind, and that protecting the citizen is not only related to physical security, but rather to protecting his soul and mind from fraud.
What the Ministry of Interior took is not only an administrative measure, but a strategic position, because in a time of noise, silence becomes betrayal, clarity is a necessity, and a strict decision is a survival tool.
