Asking permission (Spanish version)
Pedir permiso En la India, los músicos suelen observar una costumbre muy hermosa: una vez realizados todos los preparativos prácticos, como la colocación de los micrófonos y los cables y Continue Reading →
Author: Nawab Pasnak
Akho : No sense of the world
For some information on the 17th c. CE Gujarati poet and mystic Akho, see this post. Where there is no sense of the world,What can one preach of true and Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Confessions pt XVIII – East and West (Spanish version)
Hazrat Inayat : Confesiones pt XVIII – Oriente y Occidente Hazrat Inayat Khan reflexiona sobre las actitudes que encontró en Occidente con respecto al misticismo y la espiritualidad. La publicación Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Idolatry pt II
Hazrat Inayat Khan continues to unfold the spiritual truth hidden with the forms of idolatry. The previous post in the series is here. Man in all ages has been dramatic. Continue Reading →
Lalleshwari : Wear the robe of wisdom (Spanish version)
Lalleshwari: ponte el manto de la sabiduría Lalleshwari, o Lal Ded, fue una yogini cachemir, de la tradición Sahivita, del siglo XIV d. C. Ella es profundamente amada en Cachemira, Continue Reading →
Abul Hassan : All of our longing and tears
For some background on the 10th c. CE Persian mystic Abul Hassan Kharqani, see this post. Master said, “I begged my Creator to let me see myself as I am,and Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Confessions pt XVII – East and West (Spanish version)
Hazrat Inayat: Confesiones pt XVII – Oriente y Occidente Hazrat Inayat Khan continúa con sus observaciones sobre la sociedad en Oriente y Occidente, que, aunque realizadas hace más de un Continue Reading →
Tales : Who are we to show our faces? (French version)
Il était une fois un certain cheikh, érudit de longues années, qui entreprit un pèlerinage, accompagné de deux étudiants dévoués. Ils visitèrent des sanctuaires et des sites sacrés tout au Continue Reading →
Tales : The Rabbi’s teaching
It is told that once upon a time in Eastern Europe there was a Jewish couple that had a son who made them worry. He had no interest in studying Continue Reading →