Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

With this post we continue with the occasional series on the symbology of religious ideas, this time visiting the well known account of Jesus walking across the stormy waves to Continue Reading →

With this post we conclude this extensive text begun here and continued here and here. In this series of posts, the language approximately corresponds to the natural speaking style of Hazrat Inayat Continue Reading →

With this post we continue the longer text begun here and continued here.  As noted earlier, the language approximately corresponds to the natural speaking style of Hazrat Inayat Khan, which many Continue Reading →

With this post we continue the longer text begun here.  As noted earlier, the language may seem unpolished, but it is close to the natural speaking style of Hazrat Inayat Continue Reading →

We are approaching the 5th of February, the day on which Hazrat Inayat Khan passed away in 1927, in a house called Tilak Lodge, in New Delhi.  The poem given Continue Reading →

In February of 1926, less than a year before he was destined to leave this world, Hazrat Inayat Khan gave a public lecture in Oakland, California on the subject of Continue Reading →

Continuing with our occasional series on the symbolism used in religious teachings, here is a text in which Hazrat Inayat Khan considers the parable of the Ten Virgins from the Continue Reading →

The first and principal thing in the inner life is to establish a relationship with God, making God the object to which we relate ourselves, such as the Creator, Sustainer, Continue Reading →

We continue with our occasional series by Hazrat Inayat Khan of explorations of religious symbols, visiting this time the story of Lot and his wife.  In the Book of Genesis, Continue Reading →