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Christi
United Kingdom
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 Posted - Nov 15 2012 : 05:07:00 AM
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Hi Yacin,
Welcome to the forum. 
Very beautiful writing. Thanks for sharing. |
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Parallax
USA
348 Posts |
Posted - Nov 15 2012 : 5:00:40 PM
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Hi Yacin,
Thank you for sharing your story with us, it touched and stirred something deep inside me...words can't accurately express it, but I very much appreciate your presence here
Salam |
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Yacin
Sweden
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Posted - Nov 16 2012 : 01:53:45 AM
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| Namaste. |
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keeflayne
United Arab Emirates
1 Posts |
Posted - Nov 17 2012 : 05:04:05 AM
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Hi "Ananda"..Iam new to the forum.I tried sending you an email but it was not going through.you sound more like a friend we met and knew in Whitefield of Sai baba back in 1983 by name of Khalil from Lebanon(not khalil gibran though that time was my 'best poem book") but residing in Canada.I ended up vising all the holy places including Arunchala of Tiruvanamalai(Ramana maharshi).it was when i came back here after my six months of vising south india that i got my sufi path of naqshabandi here and met my Master same year.Funnily it was only when i came my spiritual journey in india that i found my path here and have never looked back.I hope you are the khalil i knew cos you sound like him.but still good to meet someone who is on a spiritual path .:::::))))
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Holy
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Posted - Nov 21 2012 : 8:57:46 PM
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Thank you Yacin for writing down your story :) Thanks Ananda for bringing this here.
What is special in my opinion is the style and guidance of some sufi masters :) They give you very simple instructions and make the most of every little bit of its application.
Even though I have met some great great yogis and jnanis, it is nice to hear that such monumental masters of the sufi lineages exist :) There is one question to Yacin, that would be interesting:
Was the final merging permanent?
Thanks and love
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Yacin
Sweden
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Posted - Nov 22 2012 : 12:20:45 PM
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Thanks brothers ,,.
but remember please that it's not a just a story to tell .. this is alive words and behind them a meaning.
a seeker don't listen or read for accumulating information nor for the fun . Awareness.
for brother Holy .. the walk on our path is in four steps ..
first , reciting the sacred name until there is no thoughts : as a result clear lights are always seen with closed eyes.
second , ascension : transcend the inner seven heavens and getting out from the sphere of cosmos : as a result the death of every creature , detachment from the 6 directions,dimensions .. and the establishment of the conscious in the sea of lights ,at the third eye
third , the secret of FAana : diving deeper in the Ocean of lights, the ocean of God until you dissolve totally and disappear until not a milligram is left from U .. .. as result : your real death and an establishment in the nothingness.
forth , Baqaa (the permanence) .. Enlightenment , nirvana .. Boddhi state .
And it's then and only then the real journey begins. |
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Holy
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Posted - Dec 01 2012 : 11:57:01 PM
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Thank you Yacin for the explanation of the four steps :)
Again and again Faana until Baqaa. Sounds very yogic too (very systematic :)
Your story is surely more than just a story and gives great hints. |
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Ananda
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Posted - Dec 16 2012 : 05:41:58 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by keeflayne
Hi "Ananda"..Iam new to the forum.I tried sending you an email but it was not going through.you sound more like a friend we met and knew in Whitefield of Sai baba back in 1983 by name of Khalil from Lebanon(not khalil gibran though that time was my 'best poem book") but residing in Canada.I ended up vising all the holy places including Arunchala of Tiruvanamalai(Ramana maharshi).it was when i came back here after my six months of vising south india that i got my sufi path of naqshabandi here and met my Master same year.Funnily it was only when i came my spiritual journey in india that i found my path here and have never looked back.I hope you are the khalil i knew cos you sound like him.but still good to meet someone who is on a spiritual path .:::::))))
salams.
Dear brother, I have replied to you once and deleted my reply after because it was naive talk from my behalf and it was forced on myself.
Yes, my sheikh and master is the same as Yacin. When I close my eyes it's him I see. Trying to force someone else's picture is hard work and a waste of energy. But I am also involved still with other teachers and saints like Yogani and Amritanandamayi Ma (Amma) and I do service for them in translation because I believe their path are true also and benefiting from their blessings would do me a lot of good as well. In the end it's service for the same Allah (God). He is only one and there is none but he.
As per my relation with Yacin. It's pure love, I can't but bow in respect and awe when I remember him. I regret the times I didn't follow through with what he advised me till the end. I failed to be the perfect devotee and I did him wrong yet he always welcomed me back with arms wide open. I thought I was the one who loved him but it turns out he loves me much more.
Thank you for giving me the chance to post this.
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TheSeeker
Sweden
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Posted - Dec 30 2012 : 11:07:28 AM
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Very nice reading...thank you very much dear brothers
Peace |
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Ananda
3115 Posts |
Posted - Dec 31 2012 : 03:39:49 AM
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You're welcome btw yacin lives in sweden...
Love,
Ananda |
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Ananda
3115 Posts |
Posted - Nov 09 2013 : 12:13:15 PM
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The way you're bathed in light
reminds me of that night
god laid me down into your rose garden of trust
and I was swept away
with nothin' left to say
some helpless fool
yeah I was lost in a swoon of peace
you're all I need to find
so when the time is right
come to me sweetly, come to me
come to me
Quoted from the song "The dolphin's cry" performed by the band Live. Much love  |
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Autobiography of a Sufi
