Category: Letters to mureeds

In an earlier post the Inner Call showed the work underway to replace the flooring of the upper terrace where the mazar or tomb of Hazrat Inayat Khan is placed. Continue Reading →

Prayer for the New Year O Thou, who abidest in our hearts,Most Merciful and Compassionate God,Lord of Heaven and Earth,We forgive others their trespasses and ask Thy forgiveness of our shortcomings.We Continue Reading →

As this is written we are about to reach the December solstice, and shortly after that we will celebrate the New Year – both moments that strongly evoke the ever-turning Continue Reading →

We spill things, we forget our passwords, we miss the birthdays of friends and family, perhaps we consistently type ‘form’ when we mean ‘from.’ But as Hazrat Inayat Khan pointed Continue Reading →

The Sufi path points us toward ‘the One,’ towards a Unity that is perfection. But as we mostly live in an imperfect, divided state, our world picture is of ‘me,’ Continue Reading →

Do you have a belief? Some may say yes, some may doubt, and some may say, ‘No, I do not believe in anything.’ The response depends upon what we think Continue Reading →

When Hazrat Pir-o-Murshid Inayat Khan founded the Sufi Movement, one of the objects enshrined in its articles was : To help to bring the world’s two opposite poles, East and West, closer together by Continue Reading →

Our conversation was started by a phrase from the Bowl of Saki, for the 19th of September : The teacher, however great, can never give his knowledge to the pupil; Continue Reading →

During the October retreat at the Dargah of Sufi Hazrat Inayat Khan, located in Basti Hazrat Nizamuddin in New Delhi, Zubin Shore walked through the compound one day taking videos, Continue Reading →

On the occasions that the posts of the Inner Call produce questions, it is always a good sign: readers are being stimulated to consider what the post is trying to Continue Reading →