hearing the message of spiritual liberty
Hsuan Chueh: La joya invaluable Yung-chia Hsuan-Chueh (665-713 EC) fue un erudito y monje chino, y es considerado como uno de los más grandes y talentosos maestros del budismo zen. Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat Khan reflects upon the attitudes he found in the West regarding mysticism and spirituality. The previous post in the series is here. I have also found some religious Continue Reading →
Eihei Dogen: Mente nirvana* maravillosa Para algo de información sobre el monje budista y poeta Eihei Dogen, también conocido como Dogen Zenji (1200-1253 EC) vea esta publicación. Porque las flores Continue Reading →
It happened once upon a time that Mullah Nasruddin encountered a friend he had not seen for years. They greeted each warmly, and began to talk, catching up on all Continue Reading →
Cuentos: Birbal encuentra a los más tontos A veces el gran Emperador Akbar asignaba a su ministro Birbal extrañas tareas. Un día convocó a Birbal ante sí y le dijo, Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat Khan continues with his observations of society in the East ad West, which, although made more than a century ago, remain pertinent to the world of today. The Continue Reading →
Lu Tung-pin (755 – 805 CE) was a scholar, poet and student of the inner life who is considered one of the ‘Eight Immortals’ of the Taoist tradition. The ‘Tao’ Continue Reading →
Verwachtingen opgeven Net als tuinplanten kunnen woorden vele kanten hebben. De tere bloemblaadjes van een roos kunnen omgeven zijn door vlijmscherpe doornen, en het vruchtvlees van een mooi gekleurde bes Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat Khan now begins to reflect upon the respective strengths and weaknesses of the East and West. The previous post in the series is here. All that I, as Continue Reading →
After years of struggling with his donkey, Mullah Nasruddin began to lose patience. It seemed the animal was more lazy and stubborn every day, not lifting a hoof off the Continue Reading →