Hazrat Inayat : God the Infinite (Spanish version)
Hazrat Inayat : Dios El Infinito Hazrat Inayat Khan da aquí una breve enseñanza sobre el Ser infinito de Dios y la actitud de oración de todos los seres. El Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : The Symbolism of Water
After his explanation of the importance of symbology, Hazrat Inayat Khan now unfolds the symbolic meaning of water in the spiritual context. In the old scriptures, such as the Vedanta Continue Reading →
Dargah Retreat Reminder (Spanish version)
Recordatorio de retiro en Dargah Se les recuerda a los lectores de Inner Call la posibilidad de un retiro de ocho días en la Dargah Sufi Inayat en Nueva Delhi. Continue Reading →
Forgive us our debts
People often feel dissatisfied with the unevenness of life. While some folk seem to stroll along easily in the sunshine, others stumble over one hard stone after another; a few Continue Reading →
Tales : Nasruddin and the power of fear (Spanish version)
Cuentos: Nasrudín y el poder del miedo En cierta ocasión, el gran emperador Tamerlán, en el transcurso de sus viajes, llegó a la aldea donde vivía el mulá Nasrudín. Pensando Continue Reading →
Amina Begum : The Children of Today
During the first week of May, we may remember Amina Begum, the wife of Pir-o-Murshid Inayat and the mother of their four children, for she was born in Albuquerque on Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Idolatry pt II (Spanish version)
Hazrat Inayat : Idolatría pt II Hazrat Inayat Khan continúa desvelando la verdad espiritual oculta con las formas de idolatría. La publicación anterior de la serie está aquí. El hombre Continue Reading →
Glimpses : Musharaff at the tomb of his Brother
In 1969, Musharaff Moulamia Khan, the youngest brother of Hazrat Inayat Khan and then Pir-o-Murshid of the Sufi Movement, made a pilgrimage to India. At the conclusion of his stay Continue Reading →
Tales : How Bhima learned humility (Spanish version)
Cuentos : De cómo aprendió Bhima la humildad Hace mucho tiempo, en los tiempos relatados en la gran epopeya del Mahabharata, el rey Pandu tenía cinco hijos, los Pandavas. Cada Continue Reading →
Tales : Narada Muni, the Brahman and the Cobbler
In Hindu mythology, Narada Muni was a divine sage, famous as a travelling musician and a story teller, who carried news and wisdom wherever he went. Once, so the story Continue Reading →