Category: Letters to mureeds

There is a common theme in fairy tales about a person who is granted a wish – or sometimes three wishes. Just how such a special gift is gained varies Continue Reading →

This month a hundred years have passed since Pir-o-Murshid Inayat Khan gave a Dutch Summer School in the seaside village of Katwijk. During that time, he gave two series of Continue Reading →

The Inner Call recently posted a short excerpt from Theophan the Recluse’s thoughts about a rule of prayer, and it seemed to resonate with some readers, and generated a question Continue Reading →

Today is the anniversary of the day that Hazrat Inayat Khan set sail from Bombay for the west, accompanied by his brother Maheboob and his cousin Ali Khan. The date Continue Reading →

When the Zen patriarch Bodhidharma was asked what is the best method to achieve illumination, he said that beholding the mind was the best, for it includes all the other Continue Reading →

Dear friends, at the end of May we posted news about the damage caused by a violent storm to the Dargah of Hazrat Inayat Khan in New Delhi, and in Continue Reading →