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Bowl of Saki for September 27
Bowl of Saki for September 27
IT IS WHEN ONE HAS LOST THE IDEA OF SEPARATENESS AMD FEELS HIMSELF AT
ONE WITH ALL CREATION THAT ONE'S EYES ARE OPENED AND ONE SEES THE
CAUSE OF ALL THINGS.--Hazrat Inayat Khan
Commentary by Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Sufi Ahmed Murad Chisti):
This is the union of feeling and knowledge. As Krishna has so beautifully expressed it, "To one ever attached to Me, worshipping Me in love, I give that union to knowledge by which one comes to Me." Such universal expression alone is valuable. Separating self from self, we place boundary marks upon knowledge and so make
omniscience impossible. People speak about higher mind and completeness of mind. There can be no such completeness without love. Even if love takes that cool form called interest it is something, for without that interest there would be no knowledge. And what is interest? It is a turning and a tuning -- a turning and
a tuning often quiet similar to the process by which one attains to any or every goal sought.
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IT IS WHEN ONE HAS LOST THE IDEA OF SEPARATENESS AMD FEELS HIMSELF AT
ONE WITH ALL CREATION THAT ONE'S EYES ARE OPENED AND ONE SEES THE
CAUSE OF ALL THINGS.--Hazrat Inayat Khan
Commentary by Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Sufi Ahmed Murad Chisti):
This is the union of feeling and knowledge. As Krishna has so beautifully expressed it, "To one ever attached to Me, worshipping Me in love, I give that union to knowledge by which one comes to Me." Such universal expression alone is valuable. Separating self from self, we place boundary marks upon knowledge and so make
omniscience impossible. People speak about higher mind and completeness of mind. There can be no such completeness without love. Even if love takes that cool form called interest it is something, for without that interest there would be no knowledge. And what is interest? It is a turning and a tuning -- a turning and
a tuning often quiet similar to the process by which one attains to any or every goal sought.
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