Hinduism: The wise work for the welfare of the world, without thought fo themselves. (Bhagavad Gita)

Buddhism: All know the way but very few actually walk it. Therefore strive on untiringly. (Buddha)

Zoroastrian: Your good thoughts, good words and good deeds alone will be your intercessors. Nothing more will be wanted. They alone will serve you as a safe pilot to the harbour of Heaven, as a safe guide to the gates of Paradise (Zend Avesta)

Judaism: Therefore, when the Messiah came into the world, he said, “Her I am – it is written about me in the scroll – I have come to do your will, my God. (Hebrews 10:5-7, Psalms 40)

Christianity: The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen the glory, the glory of the Son, who came from the Mother/Father, full of grace and truth. (John 1:14)

Islam: And WE certainly sent into every nation a messenger, (saying), “Worship Allah and avoid Taghut.” And among them were those whom Allah guided, and among them were those upon whom error was 0Deservedly) decreed. So proceed through the earth and observe how was the end of the deniers. (Holy Qur’an 16:36)

Sufi: The world is evolving from imperfection to perfection. It needs all love and sympathy; great tenderness and watchfulness are required from each one of us. (Hazrat Inayat Khan)

Jan. 1-8^th: “For the heart is the root of one’s being and exists in every plane of one’s being. In each plane the heart is the center, and the health, the power, beauty, wisdom and success of life all depend upon the condition of the heart.” (Tasawwuf by POM Hazrat Inayat Khan). Let us meditate on the power, beauty, health, wisdom and success flowing from our hearts.

Jan. 9-15^th: “He who blames others has a long way to go on his or her journey. The one who blames himself/herself is halfway there. The one who blames no one has arrived.” (Chinese Proverb). Let us meditate on releasing all blame and arriving at the door of the open heart.

Jan. 16-22^nd: “Every wonderful sight will vanish, every sweet word will fade, but do not be disheartened, the source they come from is eternal, growing, branching out, giving new life and new joy. Why do you weep? The source is within you, and this whole world is springing up from it.” (Maulana Jelaluddin Rumi) Let us meditate on the Source of All.

Jan. 23-29^th: “Not one of you is a believer until one loves for their sister and brother what one loves for themselves.” (Fourth Hadith of an-Nawawi 13). Let us meditate on the greatness and expansion of love pouring from our hearts to all beings.

The Healing Class which is offered at the end of every month, is dedicated to the preparation of oneself as an instrument. To become a clear instrument of healing, one is guided to purify intentions for the greater good of the members who are in need as well as the greater community worldwide. Practices are given for mental purification, for generating healing magnetism and breath control. We learn how to use repetitive Sacred Phrases from the Sifat-i-Allah (the 99 Names of God) used for developing insight and concentration as well as deepening meditation.

“Consciously or unconsciously every being is capable of healing herself/himself or others. This instinct is born in insects, birds, and beasts, as well as in human beings. All these find their own medicine and heal themselves and each other in various ways. “ (POM Hazrat Inayat Khan, Sufi Message Vol. IV, p. 88)

The ultimate purpose fo the Healing Class is a guide for the healer who needs to be confident of their at-oneness with the Divine within, and during the time of healing one needs most assuredly to feel the perfection of the Almighty working through one’s intention, thus absolutely losing the thought of the individual self.

If you are interested in joining the monthly classes, please send an email to the following address: [email protected] and request admission. A Zoom link will be sent for you to join the meeting.

May we all live healthy and in the Light of the One who loves us most,

Infinite Blessings,

Aadya Murshida

(If you highlight the Gold Letters, the schedule of Sacred Events will open)

Nov. 1-9: “Now, no matter what behavior you are seeking to change, no matter what particular goal or action you are directing your efforts towards, you need to start developing a strong willingness or wish to do it.” (H.H. the Dalai Lama) Let us meditate on directing our action toward the fulfillment of our wishes.

Nov. 10-16: “As far as my own spiritual practice goes, if I encounter some obstacles or problems, I find it helpful to stand back and take a long-term view rather than the short-term view.” (H.H. the Dalai Lama) Let us meditate on taking the long-term view.

Nov. 19-23: “In our daily life experiences, tolerance and patience have great benefits. For instance, developing them will allow us to sustain and maintain our presence of mind. So if an individual possesses this capacity of tolerance and patience, then, even in spite of living in a very tense environment, which is very frantic and stressful, so long as the person has tolerance and patience, the person’s calmness and peace of mind will not be disturbed.” (H.H. the Dalai Lama) Let us meditate on our calmness and peace of mind.

Nov. 24-30: “By faith the flood is crossed, By wakefulness the sea; By vigor ill is passed; By wisdom cleansed is he. “ (Samyutta Nikaya). Let us meditate on faith, wakefulness, vigor and wisdom.

May this Sacred Season bring you all insight, joy and peace.

Photo by Robin Laflamme

Meditations for February 2020

Feb. 2-8:

Do the work your soul must have. (Rev. Dr. Katie Cannon). Let us  meditate on the work of our soul.

Feb. 9-15:

Everything you see has its roots in the unseen world. The forms may change, yet the essence remains the same. (Maulana Jelaluddin Rumi). Let us meditate on the essence of all things.

Feb. 16-22:

So whatever you wish that human beings would do to you, do so to them; for this is the law of the Prophets. (Matthew 7:12). Let us meditate on ones deepest wishes and then send those wishes to all beings.

Feb. 23-29:

Not one of you is a believer until your love for your sister and brother is what you love for yourself. (4th Hadith, an-Nawawi 13). Let us meditate on what we love most and then offer that loving meditation through our thoughts, words and deeds to all of humanity.