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Sufism

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Sufism is the ancient wisdom of the heart


Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee "A Dangerous Love"

 

"Sufi is a name given to a group of mystics who are lovers of God. Sufism is the ancient wisdom of the heart. It is and it always will be. There will always be those who need to realize God as the Beloved."

I love the way he describes Sufism LOVE and a little history behind it and how it came to west. He talks about how it came from Troubador Poetry but was later changed to romantic love.


 

 

 I was first introduced to Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee by reading his book The Face Before I was Born. I made a couple of drawings with ink and kept reading everything he published. Recently, as I was working on my website I found this clip of his talk. I want to share it with all of you who are crossing my path. Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee is a (contemporary) Sufi teacher and author of a number of books. Visit The Golden Sufi Centerto learn more about his work.

Sufism
" Sufi is a name given to a band of mystics who are lovers of God."

"Sufism is the ancient wisdom of the heart. It is not limited by form, by time or lace. It always was and it always will be. There will always be those who need to realize God as the Beloved. There will always be lovers of God. The Kamal Posh recognized that Mohammed knew the silent mysteries of love. They stayed with him and became assimilated into Islam."

 


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