Category: Letters to mureeds

We often speak of ‘the Sufi path,’ suggesting that we are going from one place to another, although we also hear that the goal is right there inside us—we don’t Continue Reading →

One of the consequences of living in a complex society is that we delegate many aspects of life. No need to plant, tend and harvest potatoes—sacks of them are available Continue Reading →

In the recently posted series on the expansion of consciousness, which begins here, Hazrat Inayat Khan gives a very profound explanation about the ways in which we may grow beyond Continue Reading →

Today the world passes through an astronomical moment–the equator will align with the sun in what we call the equinox. Since the beginning of human consciousness, events in nature have Continue Reading →

Recollecting the uncertainties and hopes that swirled around him during that long voyage, Hazrat Inayat later wrote the following. I was transported by destiny from the world of lyric and Continue Reading →

How long does it take to become wise? The first response to the question might be to ask, according to whose standards? Who is judging? The further we go on Continue Reading →

As you read these words on the screen of whatever apparatus you use, do you feel hopeful? Do you sense the buoyant lift of wind under your wings? Do you Continue Reading →

There must be as many reasons to start on the spiritual path as there are seekers: each one will have their own story about what propelled them into the perplexities Continue Reading →

Yesterday we posted news about the project Nur Lomas Alto, and for unknown reasons a few people were unable to see the report. Therefore, in case you missed it, here Continue Reading →

The Inner Call recently reported the good news that mureeds in Quito, Ecuador, have obtained a piece of property where they intend to build a Sufi center. Now, here is Continue Reading →