A Course of Meditation

by
Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan
Inspired by the vision of
Hazrat Inayat Khan
 
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Welcome
Etudes Traditionnelles

Namj ud-Din Kubra
Corbin, The Man of
  Light


Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan
Awakening: A Sufi
  Experience

In Search of the
  Hidden Treasure

That Which Transpires
  Behind That Which
  Appears


Dr. David Bohm
Unfolding Meaning

William C. Chittick
The Sufi Path of
  Knowledge


Henri Corbin
Creative Imagination

Bhikhu Geshe Gyatso
Clear Light of Bliss

Muhyiuddin Ibn al-'Arabi
The Wisdom of the
  Prophets [Fusus
  al-Hikam]

Whoso Knoweth Himself,
  from the Treatise
  of Being


Hazrat Inayat Khan
Esoteric Papers
Gathas
Githa (I, II, III)
Healing and the Mind
  World

In an Eastern Rose
  Garden

Mastery Through
  Accomplishment

Philosophy,
  Psychology,
  Mysticism

Sangathas
Sangithas
Social Gathekas
Spiritual Liberty
Sufi Teachings
Supplementary Papers
The Alchemy of
  Happiness

The Art of Being and
  Becoming

The Awakening of the
  Human Spirit

The Bowl of Saki
The Complete Sayings
The Inner Life
The Mysticism of Sound
  and Music

The Smiling Forehead
The Soul, Whence and
  Whither

The Unity of Religious
  Ideals

Volume I: The Inner
  Life

Volume II: The
  Mysticism of Sound

Volume X: The Path of
  Initiation


Edited by Pirzade Zia Inayat Khan
A Pearl In Wine

M.R. Bawa Muhaiyaddeen
Asma'ul Husna: The 99
  Beautiful Names of
  Allah


Sufi Order International
Introductory Pamphlet

E.H. Whinfield
Shabistari, Gulsham i
  Raz: The Mystic
  Rose Garden

Dr. David Bohm: Unfolding Meaning            Go back
Science

Throughout history there has been a succession of world views; that is, general notions of cosmic order, and of the nature of reality as a whole. Each of these views has expressed the essential spirit of its time, and each of them in its turn, has had profound effects on the individual, and on society as a whole, not only physically, but also psychologically and ethically.—David Bohm

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© 1985, 1987

ISBN 0 415 13638 5

© 2002 Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan