New Podcast released
Recently Debbie Ison of Tranquil Awakenings interviewed Nawab Pasnak about various aspects of Sufism and spirituality, and the resulting podcast is now available here :
hearing the message of spiritual liberty
Recently Debbie Ison of Tranquil Awakenings interviewed Nawab Pasnak about various aspects of Sufism and spirituality, and the resulting podcast is now available here :
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Hazrat Inayat Khan continues with his recollections of a very meaningful tour of India, begun when he was 18 years old. ‘He who though dressed in fine apparel exercises tranquility, Continue Reading →
There was, once upon a time, a blind woman who lived with her son and her daughter-in-law. They were very poor, with barely enough to eat, but the woman was Continue Reading →
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After concluding his resume of world religions, Hazrat Inayat Khan now begins to describe his tour through India. ‘The world shall live in me, not I in it.’ – Akhlaq-i Jalali. Continue Reading →
Sumangalmata (6th c. BCE?), the wife of a maker of shade umbrellas and hats, was a member of the earliest community of women followers of Shakyamuni Buddha. Many of these Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat Khan here concludes his brief ‘Study of Religions’ begun in the previous post. Muhammad’s saying, ‘None but God exists’, explained the essence of all previous messages most clearly. Continue Reading →
It happened once that a certain man came to visit a Zen Roshi. After exchanging greetings, the man said, “Roshi, I have studied philosophy for many years, learning from many Continue Reading →
This post concludes Hazrat Inayat Khan’s clarification of the five higher initiations. The first post is here. Question: How does one recognize the different grades of initiates, the different Masters? Continue Reading →