Category: Letters to mureeds

Readers of the Inner Call might be interested in the following possibility of a eight day retreat in India. Places are still available, but those wishing to participate should write Continue Reading →

Hazrat Inayat Khan more than once described the cleaning of the heart as like the hard labour of digging for water, meaning that we must dig laboriously in the heavy Continue Reading →

News came a few days ago that Wali van Lohuizen peacefully left this world at the age of 91. May he be welcomed and blessed by the Divine Presence. Wali’s Continue Reading →

Jesus told his followers that he would be in their midst whenever two or three of them were gathered in his name. Evidently, there is value in coming together for Continue Reading →

Among the parables of Jesus, one of the briefest is that of the man who found a treasure in a field. In the gospel of Matthew, we are told that Continue Reading →

All over the world there are seekers who begin their spiritual attunement, whether it be their daily practice or perhaps a ceremony of worship or healing, with the words of Continue Reading →

It was a very interesting discussion amongst students on the path who are striving to tune themselves so as to be fit servants of the Universal Worship, and the talk Continue Reading →

Hazrat Inayat Khan spoke with deep feeling about the need to ease the pains of a world that was cruelly divided by war, injustice and inequality. Remember that he and Continue Reading →

In one of the Sufi prayers, after reminding ourselves who we are – which is to say, recollecting that we are children of the Divine family (…take us in Thy parental Continue Reading →

Perhaps one of the defining features – or should we say, symptoms – of our age is the widespread phenomenon of the ‘selfie.’ The ubiquity of the mobile phone makes Continue Reading →