The Sufi Trail

About the Book: In ordinary life certain forms of understanding become possible because of experience. The human mind is what it is partly because of the impacts to which it has been exposed and its ability to use those impacts. The interaction between impact and mind determines the quality of the personality. In Sufism this normal physical and mental process is engaged consciously. Sufis are metaphysically-minded people especially those who feel that they are comfortable in the domain of mysticism or ‘inner perception’. Sufism is not directed to a section of the community – for no such section exists – but to a certain faculty within individuals. Where this faculty is not activated there is no Sufism. It contains ‘hard’ as well as ‘soft’ realities discord as well as harmony the sharp brightness of awakening as well as the gentle dark of a lulling to sleep. Sufism in one definition is human life. It is axiomatic that the attempt to become a Sufi through a desire for personal power will not succeed. Only the search for truth is valid the desire for wisdom is the motive. Although no investigation into the reality of Sufism can be made entirely from the outside because Sufism includes participation training and experience. The Sufis often start from a non-religious viewpoint. The answer they say is within the mind of mankind. It has to be liberated so that by self-knowledge intuition becomes the guide to human fulfillment. About the Author: MAROOF PALL Born on 24/06/1977 at Ranchi - Jharkhand Province (India) Masters in English with 20 years of experience in the field of education (Language & Literature). Associate member of various magazines and literary associations. Have written and published more than 10000 quotes/poems on google blogger medium wordpress booksie.com.