The Image of Spiritual Liberty in the Wesstern Sufi Movement Following Hazrat Inayat Khan(New Religious Identities in the Western World Series)

This is a study of how present-day Sufis following Hazrat Inayat Khan seek to experience spiritual liberty in daily life. (1882-1927) was an Indian mystic who left for America in 1910 in order to bring a universal Sufi Message to the Western world. His teachings, The Sufi Message, describe Unity of Being as the mystical relationship between God, man and creation. The Sufi Movement is an international organisation of people following the Sufi Message. It functions as a framework for people searching an embodied spirituality that transcends the varieties of religious beliefs. spiritual and psychological development and shows how this is prompted by guidance and esoteric practices. The individual's development process involves different important elements including gradual annihilation of the ego and assimilation of more complex images of the self. Self-realisation is pictured as an outcome of this process. Personal experience of God within is seen significant for self-realisation. organisational dimensions explored, this book also gives insight into the historical development of the Sufi Movement and its reception in The Netherlands (Peeters 2002)Jironet, K. is the author of 'The Image of Spiritual Liberty in the Wesstern Sufi Movement Following Hazrat Inayat Khan(New Religious Identities in the Western World Series)', published 2003 under ISBN 9789042912052 and ISBN 9042912057.