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Art of Being and Becoming
The Art of Being and Becoming gathers Inayat Khan's teachings on what the Sufis consider the fruit of the whole creation -- the divine art of creating the human personality. This volume gives methods for training the ego, tuning the heart, and developing will power, all to help one develop and perfect a natural way of being in the world. ADD TO CART |
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Awakening of the Human Spirit
Awakening of the Human Spirit describes, in a thorough and understandable manner, the sequence of inner stages which a person goes through in the process of spiritual development. The teaching advocates not a withdrawal from the world, but making spiritual ideals a reality in one's daily life. ADD TO CART |
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Complete Sayings
The Complete Sayings contains Inayat Khan's sayings, collected in the books Gayan, Vadan , and Nirtan, as well as select additional aphorisms, and daily contemplations offered in the Bowl of Saki. ADD TO CART |
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Creating the Person A Practical Guide to the Development of Self It is an act of love, in our time, to take upon oneself the creation of a truly human personality. Will power, gratitude, self-control, gentleness and self-respect are among the topics addressed, along with directions that may enable the reader to develop these qualities in everyday life. ADD TO CART |
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Gayan
The Sufi engages fully in life, using the matters of the everyday world to fuel the alchemy of spiritual transformation. The ordinary thus becomes infused with the felt presence and guidance of All-Pervading Spirit, and the purpose of the soul in earthly embodiment is illumined. This pocket size volume of aphorisms is a glimpse into that alchemy. ADD TO CART |
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Hand of Poetry CD Set Five Mystic Poets of Persia This four-CD package is a slightly abridged recording of the poems and commentary contained in the book of the same name. It brings together the mystical verses of Rumi, Hafiz, Sanai, Attar and Saadi with commentaries by Hazrat Inayat Khan. The poetry is woven together with musical offerings from a variety of artists. ADD TO CART |
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Images of Inayat
In this brief book one of Inayat Khan's disciples sketches from her experience several aspects of being in his presence. These Images of Inayat present a beautiful and revealing portrait of a major spiritual influence of the twentieth century. ADD TO CART |
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Mastery Through Accomplishment
Many consider Mastery to be the most practical place to begin working with the teachings of Inayat Khan. Accomplishment in worldly affairs is not viewed as a hindrance on the spiritual path, but is seen as the means of developing the ability to achieve what one wishes, and ultimately to achieve the purpose of one's life. ADD TO CART |
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Message in Our Time The life and teachings of the Sufi Master Pir-o-Murshid Inayat Khan The spiritual biography of Pir-o-Murshid Inayat Khan (1882-1927), who came to the West as a representative of the musical traditions of his native India. He brought with him a message of love, harmony, and beauty that was both quintessence of Sufi teaching and a revolutionary approach to the harmonizing of Western and Eastern spirituality. ADD TO CART |
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Music of Life
The Music of Life is the definitive collection of Hazrat Inayat Khan's teachings on sound, presenting the Sufi master's vision of the harmony which underlies and infuses every aspect of our lives. ADD TO CART |
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Nature Meditations
Poetical sayings in which the whole range of human emotion is experienced through trees, flowers, fire, water, animals, sky, and other elements of the natural world. This pocket sized book also includes Inayat Khan's instructions for using the phrases in meditation and prayer, as well as the esoteric use of colors and flowers in healing. ADD TO CART |
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Pearl in Wine Essays on the Life, Music and Sufism of Hazrat Inayat Khan A Pearl in Wine is a major retrospective on the life and career of Hazrat Inayat Khan, who introduced Sufism to the West. Twelve contributors portray Inayat Khan's family life, musical career and profound spiritual message, in addition to memoirs tracing the effect of his teaching. 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. 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: 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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