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AI for Prophets not Profits... Summary of "The People of the Secret - Chapter 11: Sufi Discourses, Rituals, Initiation" 1. Western Misinterpretations of Sufism Western investigators often interpret Sufism through their own biases: Religious scholars see it as an Islamic religious group. Occultists view it as mystical or magical. Anthropologists regard it as a remnant of primitive ceremonies. This "magic mirror effect" reveals preconceptions rather than the essence of Sufism, making its true nature elusive. 2. Sufism’s Multidimensional Nature Sufism cannot be reduced to a single category, such as religion, psychology, or social philosophy. The statement, "He who tastes knows," highlights that its essence is experiential and cannot be fully described or analyzed. Paradoxes like "Sufism is other than any other cult" reflect its complexity. The team studying Sufism recognized that all attempts to define it from conventional perspectives were inadequate. 3. Global Interest in Sufism Interest in Sufism has grown globally, with an increasing number of publications addressing it. Between 1956 and 1960, contributions on Sufism were produced at a rate of one every seven days. This surge may suggest a deliberate effort by Sufis to open their teachings to a world facing unique challenges. 4. Indirect Teaching and Mystical Learning The Sufi teaching method often employs indirect means: Anecdotes like Jalaludin Rumi's explanation of poverty-"A poor man is one who, having known Allah, hath his tongue tied"-illustrate teaching through action rather than explicit words. Students learn through observation, reflection, and experience rather than structured doctrines. 5. Core Teachings by Rumi Rumi offered profound insights into human behavior and spiritual growth: Learning often occurs indirectly. Conventional ideas of right and wrong are shaped by societal norms. Judgment with inadequate tools leads to harm. These teachings emphasize self-awareness, adaptability, and the importance of experiential understanding. 6. Modern Sufi Practices An interview with a Sufi teacher in England highlighted the organization of Sufi teachings: Groups (Halqas) are led by a teacher or deputy and are integral to learning. Sufi practices, like meditation and contemplation, are fragments of a larger system. The interview revealed that Sufism cannot be grasped academically but requires active participation and experiential insight. 7. Challenges of Sufi Recruitment Sufis are selective in accepting students. Propaganda is avoided, as it conditions beliefs that may hinder true understanding. Those rejected may lack the readiness to pursue Sufism, which requires a state of openness and capacity beyond mere enthusiasm or curiosity. 8. The Role of the Crazed Saint A unique type of Sufi teacher, the "crazed saint," uses unorthodox and indirect methods to guide students. Their erratic behavior, often misjudged by outsiders, serves as a teaching tool to challenge societal norms and provoke reflection. Their work often becomes more appreciated after their death when their actions are reinterpreted. 9. Rituals of Initiation Sufi initiation involves a probationary period: Candidates express affection for the teacher and undergo guidance before formal initiation. The Bay’at (oath of allegiance) often includes symbolic actions, such as the placement of hands, signifying acceptance into the spiritual path. 10. Final Reflections The chapter underscores the uniqueness of Sufi teachings: Sufism transcends labels, defying religious, psychological, or cultural boundaries. Its teachings aim to contact deeper layers of human potential, distinguishing it from other systems. By leaving students to discover their path independently, Sufis foster self-realization and genuine spiritual growth. This comprehensive overview demonstrates that Sufism is a living tradition, adaptable and profound, inviting seekers to journey beyond conventional boundaries of understanding.

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There is a malignant secret society that is attempting to create a NWO.

The Sufi Order and the Sons of the Green Light guided me here 👋

Where are the people now?

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Bloody john wick 😂 this is basically a book about he said she said. Whats the utility of this precisely. Feels like mindless gossip

Cut to the last chapter, man.

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All this fits very well with a book I've read called Liberta Va Cercando by Maria Soresina. It claims that Dante's main influence in writing his Divine Comedy was the Gnostic doctrine of the Cathars.

I'm starting to translate an Italian book by Luigi Valli called Dante and The Faithful of Love. This secret society sounds like it comes from The Brethern of Sincerity.

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hi, please continue kind sir, exactly the type "birds eye view" that i like, and focusing the gaze in the right direction

Thank you for sharing! I'm excited to dive into the inspiring book you recommended.

So true but all masons are a deviation from the divine will and will ultimately be destructive for humanity. Including masonic states and revolutions. They have created a man made nightmare of slavery and compromise. And yet they disguise themseves masterfully as" freedom" "democracy" "equality." Although these are noble ideals they do not exist in rebellion and trickery. Known as duplicity. Man is his own worst enemy and the devil just uses our immaturity, forgetting, ignorance, and desires.

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completely captured by this.

Steiner contends that the ultimate purpose of earth is love.

Thank you for putting this together. As someone who is very much into the work of Rudolf Steiner with some familiarity with Gurdfief and Bennet, I very much appreciate this work.

Terrible cover. Nothing like the fake globe to instantly turn you off from anything claiming to be wisdom.. It is down right embarrassing.

The People of the Totally Obvious demand equal time.

Timeless & Timely…

Great Work...Look forward to the next chapter.

Why the fooling around? This is gnosticism.

You guys woke me up for this. I trust it is good.

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Happy to see your still posting these thank you

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Once again thanks for sharing this

Thank you for your service to the great work

Interesting timing for this channel to appear..

Chapter 2?

The Watchers?