Tales : Nasruddin and the very bad coin
It wouldn’t be right to accuse him of pride or vanity, but Mullah Nasruddin always does his best to maintain good appearances, even when he does not have a penny Continue Reading →
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Hazrat Inayat : The Philosophy of Form pt II
Hazrat Inayat Khan continues to unfold the philosophy which may be discovered in the world of manifestation. The first post in the series is here. To the view of some Continue Reading →
Guest Room : Sofia Editores on Amazon
Walia Esperanza Holguin Muñoz, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Sofia Editores, whose list includes “La Música Divina”, a Spanish-English edition of the ‘Gayan Vadan Nirtan’, and “La copa del Saki”, a Continue Reading →
Tales : The house has two doors
It happened once upon a time that Mullah Nasruddin was talking with some friends, and he was enjoying their company so much that without thinking he invited them to come Continue Reading →
Abdullah Ansari : I came
Khwaja Abdullah Ansari (1006 – 1088 CE) was from Herat in western Afghanistan. For more about him, see this post. From the un-manifest I came,And pitched my tent in the Continue Reading →
Tales : How Parvati became Durga Ma
In Hindu mythology Parvati, the wife of Lord Shiva, is worshipped as the beautiful and tender goddess of love, for it was her steadfast devotion to her lord that at Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : The Philosophy of form pt I
In the lecture begun with this post, Hazrat Inayat Khan gives clarity to the philosophy of material form, relating it to the unseen, unformed world. The activity in the plane Continue Reading →
God’s plan
When we make a plan, whether a simple shopping list before we go to the market, or something as serious as charting a multi-year course of study, we take into Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Duality in Nature pt II
With this post, we conclude this short lecture, which was begun here. As soon as there is manifestation there are these two forces. The forward swing of the pendulum has Continue Reading →
Nagarjuna : Body
Nagarjuna ( c. 150 – c. 250 CE) was an Indian Buddhist monk in the Mahayana school, and is considered one of the most important of Buddhist philosophers. Virtually nothing is certain about his Continue Reading →