Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

With this post we conclude the series of teachings by Hazrat Inayat Khan on the law of action. The previous post in the series may be found here.             There Continue Reading →

We continue with the second portion of Hazrat Inayat Khan’s teaching on the law of action. In the first part, he observes that every action brings inevitable consequences, and he Continue Reading →

With this post we begin the first of a three part series in which Hazrat Inayat Khan clearly elaborates a number of structures to help us understand the consequences of Continue Reading →

This post concludes Hazrat Inayat Khan’s lecture on the path of discipleship, a theme that he also addressed in other teachings. In the first instalment of this series he explained Continue Reading →

In the first part of this teaching on discipleship, Hazrat Inayat explains the necessary development of consideration. If we enquire of our self within, for what purpose we have come Continue Reading →

One wonders, especially in the Western part of the world, what really the path of discipleship may be. No doubt discipleship has been the path of those who followed Christ Continue Reading →

The way reached by action (cont.) This text continues the theme begun in this post. Now coming to action. There are certain actions, such as eating, drinking, sitting and walking, Continue Reading →

The way reached by action Very often a man is apt to think that it is study and meditation and prayer which alone can bring man to the way leading Continue Reading →

Here are two short excerpts from a longer lecture by Hazrat Inayat Khan which has been published in volume VI of the Message series with the title, ‘Purity in Life.’            Continue Reading →

The being of man is a mechanism of body and mind. When this mechanism is in order there is happiness, fullness of life; when anything is wrong with the mechanism, Continue Reading →