Rye_P
Deo Juvante
The answer may come when you least expect it you will gain answers but they might not be what you expect them to be
That's the scary part, thanks for the kind words
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The answer may come when you least expect it you will gain answers but they might not be what you expect them to be
Very welcome @Rye_PThat's the scary part, thanks for the kind words
Authenticity.So in your own practice, what are you searching or looking for?
Yesterday a few members recognized a form of sufism within my way of practicing spiritual lifestyle. And after a lot of reading this night i found them to be correct, sufism is a search for God from within the practitioner and it become the purpose of this life as a human being, not only in islam, but it can be transformed within any spiritual path, sufism is the deep path/journey within our heart ( consciousness) finding the spiritual being that is the true "I"
So in your own practice, what are you searching or looking for?
So in your own practice, what are you searching or looking for?
There is a lot of philosophy within spiritual practices too, so yes i do agree, it could be put in the philosophy section tooThis OP could well go in the philosophy forum
My philosophical soup is something like 3/4 utilitarian and 1/4 hedonism
The continuous being-awareness-bliss of ultimate Consciousness/God/Allah/Brahman undisturbed by the ever-changing world.So in your own practice, what are you searching or looking for?
So in your own practice, what are you searching or looking for?
Yesterday a few members recognized a form of sufism within my way of practicing spiritual lifestyle. And after a lot of reading this night i found them to be correct, sufism is a search for God from within the practitioner and it become the purpose of this life as a human being, not only in islam, but it can be transformed within any spiritual path, sufism is the deep path/journey within our heart ( consciousness) finding the spiritual being that is the true "I"
So in your own practice, what are you searching or looking for?
Sounds like we are doing something very similarDear Conscious thoughts
Every day, my spiritual goal is the same: to follow [what I understand as] Divine Will, as opposed to following the Will of Ego.
My role in life is to extend my own understanding, for sake of understanding alone and, to wherever possible, contribute to the increased understanding in others.
I try to fulfil this role by approaching whatever I encounter with selfless attentiveness, humility and servitude. I fail regularly, but I never give up.
Humbly
Hermit
It is not a bad idea, only do not take it very literally.
My path is to seek a living as mandated by the Qur'an which speaks to my being. Its a strange thing to try and explain it. My idea of living a spiritual life, or a life as God intended me to live is to live according to the Qur'an.
I dont know if that makes any sense. I am stating this because your post had some kind of relatability.
Peace.