"What if the biggest obstacle to spiritual growth isn't sin - but spiritual accomplishment itself?

You have some of the most intriguing content I’ve come across, in a long while. Grateful for your efforts, thank you.

I love this, I wish more muslims were open to Sufi-ism, a lot reject it as a seperate thing from Islam, but I think followers of every religion need the esoteric, and introspective or mystical aspect of faith, so they can have a more direct experience of what God is and also who they themselves are and what their blindspots are in their egos and faith. Ramana Maharshi's Self Inquiry is one of the best practices for that. That being said I respect everyone's path snd faith, we all have our own path to truth and have a unique purpose and path in life. But even in psychotherapy this type of wisdom would be very useful, and a lot of their stuff is actually directly correlated with religious/spiritual ideas dressed in clinical language.

I cried the most beautiful tears. Thank you.

I cant believe this teaching is on YouTube. Thanks so much

The Greatest Deception is Not in What Is Evil ... It Is in What Seems Harmless

I met a malamatiyah. Ever since, i’m left with intoxication of seeking God and eventually it was God seeking me. It took me 10 years in tariqa to meet a Malamatiyah. That meeting took me 5 months to understand concept of marifa’ and haqiqa. I sensed her assignment, to help others awaken not as a Murshid. Now leaves me to clean myself.

This was so uplifting & humbling at the same time. Ur work is a miracle & teacher to those u dont know, may god bless you on your path.

This channel is a precious gem of esoteric knowledge.

Sufis bro, they always next level

This was one of the best videos I have ever encountered on YT. It reminds me of the TV series of the 70s about Kwai Chang Caine - seemingly poor, but being a spritual master and helping people along his way. Also strong resemblance with Zen and the "Ten Oxen pictures".

this has to be the best and most informative video of this year for me. JazzakAllahu kahira brother.

Fascinating!
It precisely described spiritual people falling in these traps.

Wow that's a really radical path. Some deep wisdom and great insights are hidden in here. But this path seems absolutely brutal. Blessings to all 🙏

Absolutely profound

Just wow. Wow, wow, wow. Thank you so much for putting together this profound wisdom in such a beautiful way 😊 The mystical traditions of all religions are people looking inward. And therefore, they all see the same thing. They just use different words to describe their experience. Loved the methods described here. I felt so happy listening to this. Descriptions of (to used buddhist terminology) bodhisattvas. Repetitions of the same ideas found in Zen, Ch’an or Dhyan - like effortless effort. Descriptions of the downfalls in spiritual practice. And therefore most beautiful descriptions of the antidotes of letting others think wrongly of us, so not caring what others think and becoming egoless. So called ‘crazy wisdom’ of Tibet (Trungpa). Just wow again. Amazing and inspiring 🙏🧘🙇‍♂️

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من كل قلبي الف شكر لك صديقي
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Thanks for raising my appreciation and understanding of my malamati master Osho who drew me to this path and connected to Gurdjieff in this journey.

I rarely find a spiritual video with substance on YouTube but this is a good one.

Wow this is an absolutely brilliant video, it's jam packed with profound wisdom. Thank you for your content