Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

We conclude today Hazrat Inayat Khan’s extensive talk on the Journey to the Goal, begun here and continued here.  In this final part, he touches the very centre of his subject Continue Reading →

Hazrat Inayat Khan continues with his talk about the spiritual journey, begun here.  In this portion he describes the process of manifestation, or in other words, how it is that Continue Reading →

Here we begin a long and very subtle text by Hazrat Inayat Khan about the awakening to perfection, which is often described as a journey to the goal, a journey Continue Reading →

We continue with Hazrat Inayat Khan’s talk about the path of the mystic.  In the first part, he explains that although ‘mysticism’ has been trivialised by the world, it is Continue Reading →

The Path of the Mystic There are perhaps mystics in all peoples, and there is a mystic side to all religions. This shows that mysticism does not come from the Continue Reading →

In this passage Hazrat Inayat Khan speaks in an unusually ‘telegraphic’ style.  The thoughts follow one another logically, but sometimes the readers must supply their own connections between them.  In Continue Reading →

If you are the master of a great factory and all the machines go by your will – when you come home, are you happy, restful and peaceful? You may Continue Reading →

This is the conclusion of the article begun here, in which Hazrat Inayat tells us that all that we seek can be found within, if we are willing to look Continue Reading →

If one asks what is the cause of all misery in life, the answer will be only one, and that is: the limitation of life. Misery, pain, or sorrow of Continue Reading →

The recent post of Hazrat Inayat Khan on the Path of Attainment emphasises the difference between sacrifice and renunciation.  In everyday speech, these terms sound very similar, but on the spiritual path Continue Reading →