My Sufi Path. The Science of Love
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If you are seeking closeness to the Beloved,
love everyone.
whether in their presence or absence,
see only their good.
if you want to be as clear and refreshing as
the breath of the morning breeze,
like the sun have nothing but warmth and light
for everyone.
Shaikh Abu-Said Abil-Khair
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Universal Sufism is a spiritual and universal movement founded by Hazrat Inayat Khan in the early 20th century. The philosophy of Universal Sufism is based on unity of all people and religions, and the presence of spiritual guidance in all people, places and things.
Universal Sufism is one of the forms of Sufism that has its root in, but does not exist within the traditional framework of Islam. Universal Sufism is characterized by its respect for other devotional traditions and for spiritual liberty.
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One of the first recorded mentions of the word “Sufism” is in connection
with one Abu Hashim, who lived and taught about 753 A.D., while about a
half-century later the sect sprang into prominence in Persia, Abul Said
Abul Khair, Dhul Nun al Misri, and others spreading its teaching
vigorously. Some of the best authorities trace it back to the very time
of Mohammed himself, claiming there is historical evidence to prove
that Ali, the Favorite Disciple of the Prophet, was a Sufi and really
founded the sect in an inner circle of the new religion. But there are
numerous legendary fragments tending to prove that the teachings of
Sufism existed in the lands conquered by Mohammed long before his
advent, having been taught there by wandering Vedantists from India,
and which secret teachings were adopted by those of Mohammed’s
followers who were mystically inclined, and who were not willing to
part with their favorite philosophy in spite of their adherence to the
doctrines of the new Prophet. At any rate, it may be said safely that
Mohammed had no share in keeping alive the germ of mysticism, for he
was opposed to it, and taught positively against it.
From Yogi Ramacharaka’s The Philosophies and Religions of India, Mumbai: Wilco Publishing House, 2005 (year of first publication not given), p. 152.
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"Love is a flame that burns away all that is not Allah."
Love is a Beautiful and Divine Gift that Allah has blessed us all with. Love is what keeps the Universe in motion, it keeps the world turning, and it's what circulates in our blood. The essence of our Creation is Love.
In the sense of Romantic relationships, Allah tells us to Love one another for His sake. We Love a human being because he/she is also another Creation of Allah, and the fact that they're in our lives means that they're a blessing from Allah. Your family, your friends, your loved ones, they are all gifts to you from the Divine. The Special One ... the twin half or soul mate ... is a special blessing. The key to a successful marriage or union of souls is to understand the truth of "Love is a flame that burns away all that is not Allah."
~Rumi
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"My heart is centre of love for God,
my heart is synagogue a church, mosque and temple,
because in all these places
God is remembered and loved".
Moinudin-Ibn- Arabi
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