Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

This post concludes the inspiring text by Hazrat Inayat Khan begun here. The soul who realized, before he claimed to be Alpha and Omega, is Christ. To know intellectually that Continue Reading →

The Christ ideal is unexplainable in words. The omnipresent intelligence, which is in the rock, in the tree, in the animal, in man it shows its gradual unfoldment.  It is Continue Reading →

The first aspect of prayer is giving thanks to God for all the numberless blessings that are bestowed upon us at every moment of the day and night, and of which we Continue Reading →

There are three kinds among those who are in the habit of offering prayer. There is one who by praying fulfils a certain duty  which he considers as one among all Continue Reading →

The following short address by Hazrat Inayat Khan was evidently given before the commencement of a Universal Worship service. Before the service commences I would like to speak a few Continue Reading →

The following text from Hazrat Inayat Khan gives an introduction to the little-known figure of Zarathushtra. The religion he founded (called Zoroastrianism in English, from the Greek rendering of the Continue Reading →

‘Buddha’ was the title of Gautama. He was called Buddha because his spirit expressed the meaning of the word buddhi. The word buddhi  in Sanskrit means reason. In the Buddhist terminology the ‘Spirit Continue Reading →

If you analyse what Jesus said, what he taught was very simple. It was not elaborate words and theories, there was not any great literary skill. What was it? It Continue Reading →

The words of Christ in the Bible are: “I am Alpha and Omega”, which means ‘I am the First and the Last’. Would this then mean, ‘I came to earth Continue Reading →