hearing the message of spiritual liberty
Hazrat Inayat: Confesiones, parte XIV – Mi Viaje por Occidente Continuando su viaje por Occidente, Hazrat Inayat Khan viaja ahora de América a Europa. La publicación anterior se encuentra aquí. Continue Reading →
Loy Ching-yuen (1873 – 1960 CE) was a Taoist tai chi and chi gung master. He was born in Hubei and later married and settled in Shanghai. To know Taomeditateand Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat : Confesiones pt XIII – Mi viaje a occidente Al comienzo de su viaje por Occidente, Hazrat Inayat Khan describe algo de su experiencia en Estados Unidos, país Continue Reading →
It happened once upon a time that a certain shaikh of many long years of study went on a pilgrimage, accompanied by a pair of devoted students. They visited shrines Continue Reading →
Cuentos: La invitación del Mulá Sucedió alguna vez que el Mulá Nasrudín se encontró con un amigo que no había visto por años. Se saludaron calurosamente, y empezaron a hablar, Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat Khan concludes his teaching about the Prophet Abraham with a deep consideration of the meaning of sacrifice. One story from the life of Abraham has been a subject Continue Reading →
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 →