Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

With this post we begin a series of texts by Hazrat Inayat Khan on the awakening of the soul, a topic of which he spoke on a number of occasions. Continue Reading →

After Hazrat Inayat Khan’s thorough explanation of the meaning, need and purpose of the Message and the role of the Messenger in bringing it to humanity, we conclude this series Continue Reading →

As we approach the conclusion of this series of lectures, Hazrat Inayat Khan here explains that, while the body of religion requires periodic renewal, the divine life which renews it Continue Reading →

On September 13th, 1910, Hazrat Inayat Khan sailed from Bombay to the West, accompanied by his brother Maheboob and his cousin Ali Khan. It was the beginning of sixteen years Continue Reading →

In this continuation of our series, Hazrat Inayat Khan speaks of the all-pervading selfishness of the world today, and tells us that the remedy to this illness is the ideal, Continue Reading →

 Continuing in our series, Hazrat Inayat Khan here emphasises the absolute unity and universality of the Message, although it has been given at different times in different forms. The previous Continue Reading →

In the previous post in this series, Hazrat Inayat Khan describes some of the ways in which the message is received (or resisted). Here he speaks of three stages through Continue Reading →

As we continue with our series on this theme, Hazrat Inayat Khan describes ways in which the world resists or receives the divine Message. The previous post may be found Continue Reading →

In this instalment of our series, Hazrat Inayat Khan gives profound insight into the paradoxical life of the Messenger, who is all and nothing at the same time. The previous Continue Reading →

In this continuation of the series on the Message and the Messenger, Hazrat Inayat Khan briefly describes a profoundly insightful metaphysical framework for those, as he says, ‘whose intelligence asks Continue Reading →