An Introduction to the Sufi Path
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Middle East Religions, Sufism, Inspiration & Meditation, Spirituality
| Author: | Anab Whitehouse | ISBN: | 9780463731925 |
| Publisher: | Anab Whitehouse | Publication: | October 22, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Anab Whitehouse |
| ISBN: | 9780463731925 |
| Publisher: | Anab Whitehouse |
| Publication: | October 22, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
By the Grace of God, my spiritual guide knew far, far more than what I have heard him say on any given occasion. Unfortunately, I have forgotten far, far more than what I remember of what has been related to me by him. Moreover, I have written far less than what I remember of what he taught me. The result of this funneling process is the present book – 'An Introduction to the Sufi Path'. Everything that is good and correct in this book comes, by the Grace of God, through my shaykh or spiritual teacher who was willing to accept me as a reclamation project. Everything that is incorrect in 'An Introduction to the Sufi Path' comes from my own shortcomings and ignorance. The material contained within 'An Introduction to the Sufi Path' is intended to stimulate reflection concerning a variety of themes that are important to spiritual life in the midst of everyday life. God willing, the content given expression through the different chapters constitutes -- both individually as well as collectively -- a Sufi perspective. However, one does not have to be on the Sufi path or inclined to that path in order to engage the material in this book. Anyone with an interest in spirituality and mysticism will find, God willing, an abundance of themes within the boundaries of this work that are able to form the seeds of contemplative reflection for any faith background.
By the Grace of God, my spiritual guide knew far, far more than what I have heard him say on any given occasion. Unfortunately, I have forgotten far, far more than what I remember of what has been related to me by him. Moreover, I have written far less than what I remember of what he taught me. The result of this funneling process is the present book – 'An Introduction to the Sufi Path'. Everything that is good and correct in this book comes, by the Grace of God, through my shaykh or spiritual teacher who was willing to accept me as a reclamation project. Everything that is incorrect in 'An Introduction to the Sufi Path' comes from my own shortcomings and ignorance. The material contained within 'An Introduction to the Sufi Path' is intended to stimulate reflection concerning a variety of themes that are important to spiritual life in the midst of everyday life. God willing, the content given expression through the different chapters constitutes -- both individually as well as collectively -- a Sufi perspective. However, one does not have to be on the Sufi path or inclined to that path in order to engage the material in this book. Anyone with an interest in spirituality and mysticism will find, God willing, an abundance of themes within the boundaries of this work that are able to form the seeds of contemplative reflection for any faith background.
