This Virtual Sufi Lodge is a Place for Spiritual Companionship (Sohbet)
Seeking the Beauty of the Pir
Recording of weekly sohbet with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski.
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This Virtual Sufi Lodge is a Place for Spiritual Companionship (Sohbet)
Recording of weekly sohbet with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski.
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Recording of weekly sohbet with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski.
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Recording of weekly sohbet with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski.
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Recording of weekly sohbet with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski.
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Recording of weekly sohbet with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski.
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Kabir Helminski's talk on Islamophobia at UMA annual dinner on April 17, 2011
We are living in the midst of very challenging times. Shams and Mevlana also lived in the midst of very challenging times, yet what a possibility opened with the example of being they unveiled. They invite us into the garden of seeing God’s beauty and abundance in the midst of everything, seeing the Unity, and encouraging souls to be people of Paradise now, here.
Recording of weekly sohbet with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski.
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Islam and Human Values by Kabir Helminski (with input from leading scholars) was written to address the urgent questions, misunderstandings, and distortions of Islam that are all too prevalent today. The need for a document like this seems to grow daily in the face of Islamophobic propaganda and extremist versions of Islam. Islam and Human Values makes the case that there is an intrinsic Islam with the Qur’an as its reference point that stands for religious pluralism, freedom of conscience, human dignity, social justice, and the spiritual transformation of human beings.
Shaikha Camille Helminski and Shaikh Kabir Helminski lead the Spiritual Paths students and faculty in a form of music, chant, and movement based on ancient Muslim traditions that we call our "InterSpiritual Zikr."