Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

The Control of the Body Chicago April 30th, 1926 Friends, I am going to speak on the physical in connection with spiritual development. Many think that the physical has so 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 →

Our Present Need I was told the other day by one of our workers that what we need today is money. I said, “No, what we need today is servers, Continue Reading →

God is omniscient, omnipotent, all-pervading and the only Being. This suggests to us that the absolute is living Being; that there is no such thing as death; that there is Continue Reading →

If we could only understand what spirit is, we would esteem the human being much more than we do now. We trust man so little, we believe in man so Continue Reading →

In the brightness of day and in the darkness of night what didst Thou not teach me! Thou hast taught me what is meant by wrong and what is called right. Continue Reading →

The principal thing in the esoteric knowledge is to distinguish between reality and individuality. What a person knows of himself is individuality, what he is generally ignorant of, is reality. Continue Reading →

  Dear friends, can simple phenomena be the means of making people believe in God? If that was the thing, all the great prophets and masters would have worked in Continue Reading →

The difficulty in the spiritual path is always what comes from ourselves. Man does not like to be a pupil, he likes to be a teacher. If man only knew Continue Reading →