Speaking of Christian mysticism, I watched a program on television the other night, an episode of Global Spirit in which they were interviewing a Christian mystic monk, a Jewish Rabbi and a Sufi Muslim woman. All coming from the "mystic" point of view. Each one of their descriptions of coming closer to God were so familiar to all of them, they found nothing to disagree on. They were each nodding their heads and smiling. Such maturity in their faiths. I found that most interesting and inspiring. Three people from different religious backgrounds relating their experiences in an open respectful manner. Much we can learn from that...IMHO
I agree, and having looked into Sufism, I can see the parallels. This experience that I had though, this might sound strange, but it's almost like I don't 'need' faith anymore. If you know something to be true, then faith isn't necessary. It's remarkable and I love this feeling.