The Hundred Letters of Sharafuddin Maneri translated by Paul Jackson letter 44: Hidden Polytheism solitude worldly attachments classics of western spirituality sufism

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The Maktubat-i Sadi -hundred letters of Ibn Yahya Maneri Sharafuddin Sufi Master of Bihar letter 43: Gratitude for the Blessing of Islam separation after union life of man is too short magicians of Pharaoh Rabia of Basra the sway of annihilation “the heart of a believer is between two of God’s fingers”

The Hundred Letters of Sharafuddin Maneri translated by Paul Jackson in the classics of western spirituality Paulist Press letter 42: Sincerity of Faith Q59:19 nearness “a sin resulting in repentance is better than that worship which gives rise to pride” no limits Adam Satan Maktubat-i Sadi ibn Yahya. Bihar 1263-1381

Global Stay in Place Meditation broadcast April 8 of Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj SOS.org while isolated from the virus avoid fear hopelessness and negativity and negative thoughts which creates stress and negative hormones from conjecture be positive 5 and dime woolworths find solutions This too shall pass Make the best use of this oppurtunity 1.) make sure our physical body is well, make ourselves as strong as possible. 2.) enhance our mental capabilities, hobby, painting, poetry, new skills. 3.) best time to enhance out spiritual capability sit in silence read scriptures now we have the time no excuses pray with attention going within This is a good time to meditate! Sit 5 times a day for half an hour make use of your capital experience spiritual regions with more and more bliss do Simran corona stay home shelter at home Covid

The Maktubat-i Sadi [The Hundred letters] of Makhdum al-Mulk Sharafuddin Maneri translated into English by Paul Jackson in the classics of western spirituality Paulist press letter 40: Thee Effective Formula and Letter 41: Naked Faith “there is no god but God” “Whenever love enters the scene, faults simply vanish” Love, the Polisher Sufi Master Ibn Yahya Maneri 1263-1381

The Maktubat-i Sadi Hundred Letters of Sharafuddin Maneri translated by Paul Jackson in the classics of western spirituality Letter 37: Divine Worship “life is short and the journey home is very long” Sant Darshan Singh Ji Maharaj solitude seva or selfless service stay in place read letters meditate clean house Sant Rajinder Singh Gabriel 300,000 feathers “rest is precluded from the hearts of saints” slave or walh Abdullah “Such is the heart that, if for an hour it felt no pain, It would go to the afficted, and borrow some of theirs”

Fawa’id al-Fu’ad Morals for the heart by Nizam Ad-Din Awliya translated by Bruce B. Lawrence assembly 34 destruction through destruction morsel of food total sincerity Amir Hasan Fascicle II wet wood dry wood death alone what a tremendous spiritual boon Baba Farid Amir Khusrau sufi poetry

An Apology for the Fables of Homer section 10 11 12 in Thomas Taylor the Platonist selected writings translation of Proclus’s essay on the fables of Homer lamenting or laughing the sport of divinity temperance Ulysses harmonizing through music Socrates.

Fawa ‘id al-Fu’ ad Morals for the Heart by Shaykh Nizam ad-din Awliya (1242-1325) Sultan al-Masha ‘ikh (King of mystic teachers) complied by Amir Hasan Assembly 32 taking a seat at satsang feeding others sell it at that price on buying and selling at Sufis assembly 33 Baba Farid Amir Khusrau classics of Western Spirituality Bruce Lawrence