hearing the message of spiritual liberty
Hazrat Inayat : Confesiones pt XII – Mi viaje a Occidente Tras ofrecernos un breve retrato de su Murshid, Hazrat Abu Hashim Madani, Hazrat Inayat comienza ahora a describir su Continue Reading →
There are certain predictable themes that arise in conversations with any group of spiritual seekers. In such a gathering, there is usually some sensitivity and a longing for change, and Continue Reading →
Cuentos : La psicología del mulá Tras años de lucha con su burro, el mulá Nasrudín empezó a perder la paciencia. Parecía que el animal era cada día más perezoso Continue Reading →
Although we know very few details about the life of Mullah Nasruddin, and whatever we do know the Mullah himself often contradicts, it seems sure that he lived in the Continue Reading →
El Voto del Bodhisattva En la tradición budista, un bodhisattva es alguien que se encuentra en el camino hacia la Budeidad, o iluminación suprema. La forma más sencilla del Voto Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat Khan gave teachings on various aspects of both eastern and western religion, including this insightful passage on the prophet Abraham. Abraham was the father of three great world Continue Reading →
Fruto y fragancia en la Darga Desde que las noticias sobre los daños por inundación en la Darga sufi de Hazrat Inayat provocaron una respuesta generosa por parte de los Continue Reading →
Hung-chih Cheng-chueh (1091–1157 CE) was an influential Chinese Chan Buddhist monk and poet. He is particularly associated with ‘silent illumination’ chan, which may be glimpsed in this poem. Silently and Continue Reading →
Mohammed Shah Taunsvi (1770-1850 CE) was a Sufi in Baluchistan, in what is now modern day Pakistan, and was known as Pir Pathan. One of his most devoted students was Continue Reading →
Cuentos : Aún más lejos En una ocasión, hace mucho tiempo, un gran sabio llamado Parnada, a través del estudio, la abstinencia, los sacrificios sagrados, la meditación prolongada y las Continue Reading →