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Shabistari : One Light

Posted on 24th June 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

For more about the 13th c. CE Persian mystic Mahmuyd Shabistari, see this post. What are “I” and “You”?Just latticesIn the niches of a lampThrough which the One Light radiates. Continue Reading →

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Nisargadatta : Suffering in Love

Posted on 19th June 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

The gnani yogi Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj here draws a clear distinction between the profound unity of love and the desires of the mind, which, he tells us, are the source Continue Reading →

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Qushayri : Unveiling and Witnessing

Posted on 15th June 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

Sufi mystics speak of levels of experience as one journeys toward the goal. Here Abdul Karim al Qushayri gives a glimpse of the states of ‘unveiling’ and ‘witnessing.’ Through your Continue Reading →

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Ramananda : Raga Basant

Posted on 10th June 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

Very little is known about the life of the Vaishnavite devotional poet-saint Sri Ramananda (mid-14th – mid-15th c. CE?). He appears to have been born in Allahabad, perhaps to a Continue Reading →

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Ibrahim Efendi : The Sufi Way

Posted on 3rd June 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

Sheikh Ibrahim Efendi (1591? – 1655 CE) was a Turkish dervish in the Helveti Order, who lived in Istanbul. Little is recorded about his personal life. The following are the Continue Reading →

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Nisargadatta : Get War out of the System

Posted on 29th May 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

Sri Nasargadatta Maharaj received the following question at the time of the war in what was then East Pakistan, subsequently to become Bangladesh. For more about Sri Nisargadatta, see this Continue Reading →

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Hadith : What is the matter with these people?

Posted on 24th May 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

Aisha, the youngest wife of the Prophet Mohammed, and known as the Mother of the Believers, related that if he was informed of anything about a certain man, he would Continue Reading →

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Nammalvar : While I was waiting for him

Posted on 19th May 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

Nammalvar was one of the twelve Tamil Alvar poet-saints, said by tradition to have been born in an enlightened state in 3059 BCE. These verses are to the Divine in Continue Reading →

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Nisargadatta : Living in Silence

Posted on 16th May 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

Nisargadatta Maharaj (1897 – 1981) was a householder jnana yogi who lived in Bombay. For more about him, see this post. The following brief but very rich excerpt is from a Continue Reading →

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Muktabai : Though he has no form

Posted on 12th May 2022 by Nawab Pasnak

Muktabai was born in the 13th c. CE in Maharashtra. She and her three brothers were all saints in the Nath tradition, which synthesised elements of Buddhism, Shaivism and yoga. Continue Reading →

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