Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

The spirit of feeling is lost when a sentiment is expressed in words. If words did not exist, the power of man’s feelings would be a thousand times greater. The Continue Reading →

Here in the conclusion of this text Hazrat Inayat Khan now begins to talk about practical ways of freeing oneself from ‘the mechanism.’ The first part of the text may Continue Reading →

The recent post of a text by Hazrat Inayat Khan on the essential choice between being part of the mechanism or an engineer who works with the machine raised questions Continue Reading →

In a recent post in the Glimpses department, we heard from Sirkar van Stolk about Hazrat Inayat Khan’s reaction to an eclipse of the moon, and the theme was explored Continue Reading →

With this post we conclude the exchange of questions and answers that followed Hazrat Inayat Khan’s lecture on the deeper side of life delivered while sailing to New York in Continue Reading →

We continue with the talk presented onboard the SS Volendam in December, 1925, while sailing to New York. The lecture begins in this post and continues here. When Hazrat Inayat Continue Reading →

We continue with the lecture presented by Hazrat Inayat Khan while sailing to New York near the end of 1925. The first portion of the talk may be found here. Continue Reading →

In December of 1925, Hazrat Inayat Khan was on board the SS Volendam, en route to New York, accompanied by his secretary Kismet Stam. During the journey he had been Continue Reading →

During his trip to the United States in 1925-26, Hazrat inayat Khan took advantage of the new technology to give several short addresses over the radio. The Inner Call has Continue Reading →

 With this post we conclude the lecture on democracy by Hazrat Inayat Khan, begun here. In the first part he made it clear that democracy is not some recent invention Continue Reading →