hearing the message of spiritual liberty
Having spoken of the training in religion and morality that is common in the East, Hazrat Inayat Khan now describes the consequences of that training on our spiritual development. ‘Chained Continue Reading →
It seems that every day our world is more disordered. People suffer from storms and floods, droughts, epidemics, famine, political oppression, civil unrest and warfare. The list could easily be Continue Reading →
Toestemming vragen In India houden musici zich vaak aan een heel mooie gewoonte: nadat alle praktische zaken geregeld zijn, zoals het plaatsen van microfoons en kabels en het controleren van Continue Reading →
For more about the mystic and poet Khwaja Shamsuddin Muhammed Hafiz of Shiraz, see this post. Where have you taken your sweet song?Come back and play me a tune. I never Continue Reading →
Shams-i-Tabrizi: No culpes al espejo Este sutil pensamiento sobre el autoconocimiento es tomado del Magalat o Conversaciones de Shams de Tabriz, el catalizador del Mevlana Jelaluddin Rumi. Ahora, Oh amigo, Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat Khan now begins the final chapter of his ‘Confessions,’ in which he describes the traditional training of the child and of the spiritual seeker in the East. The Continue Reading →
Cuentos: un avaro va al paraíso Una noche un hombre fue despertado por un ángel mientras dormía. “Ven”, dijo el ángel. “Es hora de marchar” “¿Ir a dónde?” preguntó el Continue Reading →
Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya is said to have told the tale, that a certain Pir well acquainted with the Sufi path had a son, let us call him Mohammed, who had Continue Reading →
¿Por qué debemos preguntar? Cuando Jesús predicaba a sus seguidores en una colina de Palestina, los animó a confiar en Dios como su Padre divino. Les recordó que las aves Continue Reading →
In India, musicians often observe a very beautiful custom: after all the practical arrangements have been dealt with, such as the placement of microphones and cables and checking the sound, Continue Reading →