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Category Archives: Soul
Weapons Without Boundaries : a spiritual – humanist response to terrorism
by Musa Askari originally published in the Journal, InterReligious Insight – July 2012 full article http://www.interreligiousinsight.org/bedlam_code/data/2012-07_a4.pdf If we are going to address ourselves to the issue of terrorism let us state the obvious and most important at the outset: the threat … Continue reading
“One of a Kind Soul – Hasan Askari” by Candice Rowland
Candice Rowland http://fruition2012.wordpress.com/ is an aspiring author on a spiritual journey. Her passion is to HELP others someway, somehow. She cannot say she is religious but religious about all faiths. Candice BELIEVES there is a God with a mighty purpose … Continue reading
Posted in Hasan Askari, Inter Faith, Inter Faith Dialogue, Inter Religious Dialogue, Musa Askari, Plotinus, Soul
Tagged Candice Rowland, Hasan Askari, Plotinus, Seven Mirrors, Soul, Spiritual
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“Reflections on the Prayer of St Francis of Assisi” by Musa Askari
“Reflections on the Prayer of St Francis of Assisi” by Musa Askari originally publised as guest article http://soul-licious.com/?p=918 “Lord, make me an instrument of your peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury,pardon; where there … Continue reading
Posted in Hasan Askari, Musa Askari, Soul, Spiritual Humanism, SpiritualHuman
Tagged Albert Einstein, Alone to Alone, Bertrand Russell, Dialogue, Divinity, Hasan Askari, Mia Caruso, Peace, Pray, Prayer, Soul, St Francis of Assisi, Worship
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“The Eternal One” by Lee & Steven Hager
“The Eternal One” by Lee & Steven Hager reflection on the work of Hasan Askari We didn’t have the privilege of meeting Hasan Askari while he walked this earth, but we have come to know him through his son Musa, … Continue reading
Posted in Atma, Hasan Askari, Soul, Spiritual Humanism, SpiritualHuman
Tagged Belief, Eternal One, Faith, Hasan Askari, Inter Faith, Inter Religion, Lee Hager, Love, Seeker, Self, Solomon's Ring, Soul, Steven Hager, The Beginning of Fearlessness, The One
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“Four Breaths” by Hasan Askari
FOUR BREATHS by Hasan Askari (Alone to Alone: From Awareness to Vision) One may concentrate on an idea that connects oneself to the whole of the cosmos and which heightens and deepens one’s self, and at the same time start … Continue reading
Posted in Hasan Askari, Hasan Askari 1932-2008, Soul, Spiritual Humanism
Tagged Archetype, Breath, Centre, Consciousness, Cosmos, Great Work, Hasan Askari, Illusion, Meditation, Novice, Self, Sphere, Trust, Vision
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Let Forgotten Memories Unfurl by Musa Askari
What is the moment? When buds turn to flower When clouds release a shower When winter releases from its heart spring Do you ever wonder at such things? Have you ever wondered Why you are here? And cried a silent … Continue reading
Posted in Hasan Askari, Neoplatonism, Plotinus, Poetry, Ruh, Soul, Spiritual Humanism, SpiritualHuman
Tagged Collective Identity, Eye, Flower, Hasan Askari, Memory, Plato, Plotinus, Soul, The Enneads
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Towards Unity
from ”Alone to Alone” by Hasan Askari (1932-2008) published 1991 The very idea of unity is a step towards self unification, towards unity of all that is, which carries within its simplicity the secrets of universal communication and sympathy. The path that … Continue reading
Posted in Hasan Askari, Hasan Askari 1932-2008, Soul, Spiritual Humanism
Tagged Communication, Dervish, Dimensions, Grace, Guide, Hidden, Now, Patience, Power, reflection, Secret, Time, Trust, Unembodied, Unification, Unity, World
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“Seven Thoughts on Love” by Musa Askari
LOVE: A question, an idea, a goal, one of those elusive things that has pre-occupied humanity constantly. Therefore my first thought on love is that it is a “Constant”. Never failing and all Embracing. Crossing all categories of identification and … Continue reading