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Poeticsoul said: Sufism is Noble! Thanks for enlightening us on Sufi idealism! June 20, '09 |
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Hero055 said: Well,thanks brother for your sufi narration.I say you got it right but just to add something about sufism..it is a whole private communication with God.It transcends to your relationship with other beings also.In essence it is the inner peace..That's it.    April 25, '09 |
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krishma2007 said: nice post thanksApril 25, '09 |
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Chat3140 said: You have very nicely narrated the ways of Sufi. I also wish to share my views as under: The quest for lasting happiness lies at the very heart of all human purpose and experience, though this much-desired attainment is sought in many different ways. Among the ways that have proven successful a number of recurring themes are evident. The perennial philosophies of our spiritual teachers urge self-perfecting, the inner way, while most of humankind is searching in the outer world – right person, right possessions, and right place. Sufism is urge man's boundless freedom in his lifeboat: the freedom of his life-journey, the freedom from his life pangs and the freedom beyond his life achievements by adopting ways you have explain in your post Sufism is the mystical branch of Islam. It has its roots in the Qu’ran and the Islamic tradition, but at the same times encompasses the universal mysticism that we see in other spiritual traditions. April 18, '09 |
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Gor123 said: Absolutely superfine dear friend. This is the truth, but then top of the achievement in profession, that differes from person to person and case to case. The inward freedom is the main thing. However, outward well-being helps but not final.Many times in a small room and among problems one can nicely meditate and go ahead spirityually.   The quality of sufi is very truly narrated thanks for sharing this blog. April 01, '09 |
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