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Song of the Prophets; The Unity of Religious Ideals
Song of the Prophets presents Hazrat Inayat Khan's thoughtful insights on the essential unity of religious ideals as a way of interfaith understanding. In clear and eloquent language he identifies the spiritual thread that unifies the messages brought by the world's great religious teachers. ADD TO CART |
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Soul's Journey
The Soul's Journey brings a modern Sufi perspective to the essential questions about the nature and meaning of life, exploring the experience of the soul as it extends outward toward manifestation, during its life on earth, and finally as it draws back to its source in the one being. ADD TO CART |
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Spiritual Dimensions of Psychology
In Spiritual Dimensions of Psychology Inayat Khan explores the purification and training of the psyche, its use as a tool in spiritual growth, and the inner teachings of the mystics on intuition, visionary dreams, inspiration, revelation. Special sale price ADD TO CART |
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Spiritual Dimensions of Psychology Revised Edition In Spiritual Dimensions of Psychology Hazrat Inayat Khan explores the purification and training of the psyche, its use as a tool in spiritual growth, and the inner teachings of the mystics on meditation, contemplation, intuition, visionary dreams, inspiration, revelation. The revised edition includes three new chapters as well as additional material, all from original sources. ADD TO CART |
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Spy Princess: The Life of Noor Inayat Khan (Hardcover) Preface by Pir Zia Inayat Khan Spy Princess is the remarkable biography of Noor Inayat Khan, code named “Madeleine”. The first woman wireless transmitter in occupied France during WWII, she was trained by Britain’s SOE and assumed the most dangerous resistance post in underground Paris. She was eventually betrayed into the hands of the Gestapo and then executed at Dachau in 1944. Spy Princess is also available in paperback edition ADD TO CART |
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Spy Princess: The Life of Noor Inayat Khan (Paperback) Preface by Pir Zia Inayat Khan Spy Princess is the remarkable biography of Noor Inayat Khan, code named “Madeleine”. The first woman wireless transmitter in occupied France during WWII, she was trained by Britain’s SOE and assumed the most dangerous resistance post in underground Paris. She was eventually betrayed into the hands of the Gestapo and then executed at Dachau in 1944. Spy Princess is also available in a cloth edition. ADD TO CART |
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Story of Layla and Majnun
An excellent English translation of Nizami's twelfth-century poetic masterpiece, in which he reshapes the legends of Majnun, the quintessential romantic fool, into a tale of the ideal lover, an allegory of the soul's search for God. Includes a final chapter translated especially for this edition by Omid Safi and Pir Zia Inayat Khan. ADD TO CART |
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That Which Transpires Behind That Which Appears
On the first weekend of March, 1993, 100 people gathered for an intensive, three-day spiritual retreat, guided by Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan. The text of That Which Transpires Behind That Which Appears is composed of the edited transcripts of Pir Vilayat's teaching during this retreat weekend. The result is an accessible, step-by-step guide to the discovery and unfoldment of the soul, offering one of the clearest expressions of authentic esoteric teaching to be found in print. ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works 1922 I: January - August (Hardcover) Original Texts: Lectures on Sufism All known talks given by Inayat Khan during the first half of 1922, in their unedited and most authentic version. A very substantial number of the talks presented in this volume later were incorporated into a series of lessons for initiates into the Sufi Order; these are known as Gathas. ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works 1922 II: September - December (Hardcover) Original Texts: Lectures on Sufism This volume includes all found talks given by Inayat Khan during the second half of 1922, in their unedited and most authentic version. "The Problem of the Day", and "The Inner Life". The book, The Inner Life, appeared for sale December of that same year. The talks on "The Problem of the Day" featured in this volume have never before been published. Inayat Khan gave numerous talks, with many concerning art, poetry, and music. In a supplement at the end of the lectures, included are nine lectures from 1923. The two volumes for 1923 were published previous to the volumes for 1922, and these lectures were later found and determined to have come from 1923. ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works 1923 I: January - June (Hardcover) Original Texts: Lectures on Sufism All known talks given by Inayat Khan during the first half of 1923, in their unedited and most authentic version. During this period Inayat Khan traveled widely, spending only a short period at home. Early in the year he traveled to Holland, Belgium, and England, and then took upon himself an extensive tour of the United States, lecturing in New York, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco, and Philadelphia. Select lectures contained herein have been published as Gathas, Gita Dhyana (meditation), Social Gathekas, Gathekas, and Sangathas. ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works 1923 II: July - December (Hardcover) Original Texts: Lectures on Sufism This volume includes all found talks given by Inayat Khan during the second half of 1923, in their unedited and most authentic version. The majority of the lectures transcribed during the second half of 1923 were from the annual Summer School in Suresnes, France, and later published in The Soul Whence and Whither, Character-Building and The Art of Personality, The Unity of Religious Ideals, Religious Gathekas, Social Gathekas, Gathekas, Gathas, Gitas, and Sangathas. ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works 1924 I: January - June 8 (Hardcover) Original Texts: Lectures on Sufism This volume includes all found talks given by Inayat Khan during the first half of 1924, in their unedited and most authentic version. Many of the featured lectures have been edited for past publications including articles in the Sufi Movement's Sufism Journal from 1924, and as sections of the Gathekas, Gathas, and Sangathas. Topics include "The Power of Breath", "Divine Impulse", "Spiritual Circulation through the Veins of Nature", "The Ancient Music", "The Persian Poets", "The Church of All", and "The Path of Initiation". ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works 1924 II: July - December (Hardcover) Original Texts: Lectures on Sufism
This double volume contains all found talks given by Inayat Khan during the last half of 1924, in their unedited and most authentic version. Some of the lectures have been edited for past publications including articles in the Sufi Movement's Sufi Quarterly. In addition there are many other interesting talks from this period which have not been published before. Topics include "The Purpose of Life", "The Mind World", Cosmic Language", and "Health". ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works 1926 I: January - May (Hardcover) Original Texts: Lectures on Sufism
Volume 1926 I in the Complete Works of Pir-o-Murshid Hazrat Inayat Khan presents the lectures he gave in America during his last visit there, from December 1925 through May 1926. These lectures were exceptionally long and full, and represent a culmination of his public teaching. ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works: Sayings I (Hardcover) Original Texts: Sayings This volume contains Inayat Khan's sayings which were published separately as Notes from the Unstruck Music from the Gayan (1923), The Divine Symphony of the Vadan (1926), and the Nirtan or the Dance of the Soul (1928). The volume presents the history of these sayings, beginning with the original text taken from Inayat Khan's notebooks. ADD TO CART |
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The Complete Works: Sayings Part II (Hardcover) Original Texts: Sayings This second volume of Inayat Khan's sayings are from several sources including The Bowl of Saki (1922/23), unpublished sayings from Inayat Khan's notebooks, unpublished sayings found in the handwriting of Inayat Khan's early students, aphorisms published in the magazine, "The Sufi Quarterly" of 1927-1929, and phrases given by Inayat Khan to his students. ADD TO CART |
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We Rubies Four; The Memoirs of Claire Ray Harper (Khairunisa Inayat Khan)
We Rubies Four traverses continents and historic eras through Claire Ray Harper’s vivid memoirs of life in the Inayat Khan family. With ancestral roots in both the East and the West, this remarkable family endured through World War I, the Great Depression, the traumatic events of World War II, and the postwar years, all the while cultivating a unique heritage of music and poetry, mysticism and heroism. ADD TO CART |
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