Author: Nawab Pasnak
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 →
Tales : Just one exception (Spanish version)
Cuentos: Sólo una excepción Un granjero acudió a un sacerdote budista y le pidió que recitara sutras por su esposa, que acababa de morir. El sacerdote así lo hizo, y Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Confessions pt XVI – East and West (Spanish version)
Hazrat Inayat: Confesiones parte XVI, Este y Oeste Hazrat Inayat Khan empieza ahora a reflexionar sobre las fortalezas y debilidades respectivas del Este y el Oeste. La anterior publicación de Continue Reading →
Han Shan : Stop the wind
Han Shan Te Ching (1546–1623 CE) was a highly influential Buddhist monk whose influence in the Chan school continues to the present day. Among his extensive writings is a set Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Confessions – My tour abroad in the west pt XV (Spanish version)
Hazrat Inayat: Confesiones pt XV – Mi viaje por Occidente Con esta publicación, Hazrat Inayat Khan concluye esta parte de sus Confesiones relativas a sus viajes por Occidente. La publicación Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Idolatry pt I
In his explanation of the underlying unity of all religious ideals, Hazrat Inayat Khan also gives a clear teaching of the worship of idols, beginning first with an analysis of Continue Reading →
The nobility of human nature (Dutch version(
De edelmoedigheid van de menselijke natuur In groepsgesprekken met spirituele zoekers zijn er bepaalde thema’s voorspelbaar die naar voren zullen komen. In zo’n bijeenkomst is er meestal sprake van enige Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Confessions pt XIV – My tour abroad in the West (Spanish version)
Hazrat Inayat: Confesiones, parte XIV – Mi Viaje por Occidente Continuando su viaje por Occidente, Hazrat Inayat Khan viaja ahora de América a Europa. La publicación anterior se encuentra aquí. Continue Reading →
Loy Ching-yuen : To know Tao
Loy Ching-yuen (1873 – 1960 CE) was a Taoist tai chi and chi gung master. He was born in Hubei and later married and settled in Shanghai. To know Taomeditateand Continue Reading →