
Hazrat Inayat Khan
Indian musician and Sufi master who introduced Universal Sufism to the West in 1910. Born into a family of Sufi musicians in Vadodara, he was a virtuoso of the vina before he became a mystic. After meeting his teacher Sayyid Muhammad Madani, he was sent westward with the instruction to "harmonize East and West with the music of thy soul." He founded the Sufi Order in the West, taught in Europe and America for seventeen years, and left behind The Sufi Message — fourteen volumes of teachings on love, harmony, beauty, and the unity of religious ideals.
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Quotes by Hazrat Inayat Khan
106 quotes“Every soul has its own special note in the cosmic symphony.”
musicThe Mysticism of Sound and Music
“In the depth of the heart, the divine speaks.”
heartThe Sufi Message
“The breath of life is the breath of God.”
breathThe Sufi Message
“All paths converge in love.”
pathGayan, Vadan, Nirtan
“To know God is to know oneself. To know oneself is to know God.”
self-knowledgeThe Sufi Message
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