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February 2020

February 10, 2020

Whirling through life: Reflections of a female whirling dervish

Whirling is a seven-centuries old form of full-body worship emblematic of the Mevlevi tradition of...

January 2020

January 28, 2020

“God appears in the one in whom poverty is complete.”

Memories of Murshid Suleyman Dede: My first encounter with a Sufi Murshid forever changed my...

October 2018

October 12, 2018

Islam: Containing Beauty and Joy

I have often wondered why the Beautiful and the Joyful do not usually appear in...

March 2018

March 09, 2018

Book Review: Rumi Comes to America

Author: Bruce Miller Publisher: Miller eMedia What happens when a mercurial Englishman living in 1970's...

April 2017

April 28, 2017

Complex Trauma and Spiritual Healing Power of Sufism

Since I was a 13-year-old spending recesses in the schoolyard composing poems inspired by my...

March 2017

March 09, 2017

The Most Important Thing I Learned From Our Murshid

He could have been someone's grandfather from Sicily, dressed in a three-piece suit, walking with...