Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

With this post we continue Hazrat Inayat Khan’s explanation of the law of renunciation.  Readers may find the recent post of a text by Nargis Dowland on annihilation relevant to Continue Reading →

We have been exploring Hazrat Inayat Khan\’s teachings on the law of renunciation – the most recent post, on the need to renounce may be found here – and as Continue Reading →

The following is an address given by Hazrat Inayat Khan to a mureed following Initiation.  It has been transmitted to us by Nargis Jessie Dowland (1866-1953), a mureed who wrote Continue Reading →

We have recently been looking at teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan on the law of renunciation; the most recent post may be found here.  It is a topic which can Continue Reading →

Here is another passage from Hazrat Inayat Khan’s teachings about renunciation.  For earlier posts on this subject, please see here and here. Greed and Generosity When a person has in Continue Reading →

We continue with Hazrat Inayat Khan’s teaching on the subject of renunciation, begun here.  As with many mystical subjects, the finer they become, the more problems they present to our Continue Reading →

We have been exploring the teaching of Hazrat Inayat Khan on what might be called the laws of life; the most recent post on the subject may be found here. Continue Reading →

Here is another excerpt from Hazrat Inayat Khan’s examination of the law of beneficence in all our relationships.  The most recent post, dealing with beneficence toward our enemies, is available Continue Reading →

In recent posts we have been examining the teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan on what might be called ‘the laws of life,’ the latest one being about applying the law Continue Reading →

In the collection of lectures called ‘Character Building and the Art of Personality’ (published in volume III of the Message series) Hazrat Inayat Khan sets out three ‘laws’ : the Continue Reading →