Phil-Psych-Myst PHILOSOPHY 3
Reflections
on the Subjects of Philosophy, Psychology and Mysticism
in the Teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan
by Hidayat Inayat-Khan
Reality would not be conceivable if it were not seen in contrast with illusion, and this brings forth the following question: What is reality and what is illusion? Seen from the angle of eternity, reality is all that which follows a procedure of formation and thereby is destined to fade away in time, whereas that which is not subject to the concepts of beginning and ending, which is nameless, formless and everlasting and which we cannot conceive of, is apparently unreal.
on the Subjects of Philosophy, Psychology and Mysticism
in the Teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan
by Hidayat Inayat-Khan
Reality would not be conceivable if it were not seen in contrast with illusion, and this brings forth the following question: What is reality and what is illusion? Seen from the angle of eternity, reality is all that which follows a procedure of formation and thereby is destined to fade away in time, whereas that which is not subject to the concepts of beginning and ending, which is nameless, formless and everlasting and which we cannot conceive of, is apparently unreal.


