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Essential Sufism, edited by James Fadiman and Robert Frager
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Just to remind everyone that the superb Idries Shah wrote many books on Sufi; also that it is not so much a purely Islamic tradition, as a much earlier one which incorporated itself into into Islam, as it had done before in early Christianity.
“The essence of any spiritual path is not in it’s history, it’s controversies or it’s mundane facts. The essence is the wisdom people have lived and been inspired by. Sufi mysticism is best known in the West through the work of Rumi, but in Essential Sufism he takes a back seat to such names as Hafiz, al-Ghazzali, Abu Sa’id, Junaid and more.”
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Nice quatation are there to be gone through.
very very beautiful words used by a great sufi if we reed this carefully lots of precious knowledge is in it
these words are based on lesson a lesson of live life carefully
the first line having a lesson to forget ur past which consists about evil deeds and think forward ilove it
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