hearing the message of spiritual liberty
Hazrat Inayat: Renuncié a mi Música Hazrat Inayat Khan dictó el siguiente breve fragmento, que explica algo que muchos encuentran incomprensible: que un músico de tan alto nivel, que hoy podría Continue Reading →
Pir-o-Murshid was one day travelling in the train and there came some gay young people, boys and girls, who were making all sorts of jokes among themselves. Looking at the Continue Reading →
Ibn Ata’illah: Un sentimiento de desánimo En estos versos de su Libro de Sabiduría, el sufi y poeta alejandrino del siglo XIII, Ibn Ata’illah nos advierte que nuestro progreso espiritual Continue Reading →
Vislumbres: ¿A quién torturas? Por su propia cuenta, Hazrat Inayat Khan durmió poco en sus últimos años, y a menudo durmió en el piso, pero cuando era joven, encontraba difícil Continue Reading →
Once, when the month of Ramadan was approaching, and his cupboards were even more bare than usual, Mullah Nasruddin put on his turban and his scholarly robe, and travelled through Continue Reading →
For more about the 10th c. Sufi Sheikh Abu Saeed Abil Khair, see this earlier post. Those with no sense of honour and dignity are best avoided.Those who change colours Continue Reading →
The previous post in the series concludes with the declaration by Hazrat Inayat Khan that, “Man is here on earth for this one purpose, that he may bring forth that Continue Reading →
The following anecdote from the life of Hazrat Inayat Khan, when he was traveling somewhere in England during the First World War, gives an interesting illustration of the theme of Continue Reading →
There was once a small group of monks who lived together, following the dharma, and every year they were visited by their abbot. He would examine each one, correct their practice, Continue Reading →
Todavía no está disponible una grabación de audio de esta traducción. Ser Musical Inner Call Podcast # 126 En varias conferencias, Hazrat Inayat Khan se ha referido a la necesidad de la religión, aunque él mismo Continue Reading →