The Teaching of Hazrat Inayat Khan

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Many Sufi saints have attained what is known as God-consciousness, which is the most all-inclusive realization of the meaning of the word "good" attainable by man. Strictly speaking, Sufism is neither a religion nor a philosophy; it is neither theism nor atheism, but stands between the two and fills the gap. Among the religious, Sufis are considered to be free-thinkers; while among intellectual philosophers they are considered religious, because they make use of subtler principles in life to elevate the soul than can readily be followed by material logic.


 
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