Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

It is a question that rises in the mind of every thoughtful soul when a soul begins to realise the beauty of goodness and refinement, such as patience, endurance, thoughtfulness, Continue Reading →

The love of the parents for the children is much greater than the love of the children towards them, for while the parents’ thought is all centered in the children, Continue Reading →

The question arises, “What may be done if one is tied with another person in business, or in a tie of relationship, or in a certain enterprise, where both have Continue Reading →

The question naturally arises, “Then what are we to do with those in life who act differently from how we expect them to act toward us?” And the answer is, Continue Reading →

A person with the tendency to respond will succeed in all walks of life; a person who is not responsive will become disappointed in all affairs of life. Responsiveness comes Continue Reading →

Esotericism must be considered something beyond conception. That is, that which is within conception cannot be esotericism, it is exotericism. Often I am asked by the workers of the Sufi Continue Reading →

There are moments when we should take from others love, favour, sympathy, service, and there are moments when we should give the same to others. While receiving these from others, Continue Reading →

In the beginning of a world all the matter which will eventually form a completed whole, is already in existence, but in a state of chaos. It is not that Continue Reading →

The question which is very often asked whether life gives more sorrow or more joy is very difficult to answer, for its true answer must always appear false. The true Continue Reading →

In order to experience the life on earth fully, the sight which is one, becomes two eyes. The one hearing becomes two ears, the one breath becomes two streams running Continue Reading →