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Contemplative Practice in American Life: Shaping the Way We Work, Learn and Live
With Mirabai Bush and Arthur Zajonc
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Abode of the Message, New Lebanon, New YorkMary: The Future of Wisdom
With Robert Sardello and Cheryl Sanders-Sardello
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Abode of the Message, New Lebanon, New York
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Tag: Hazrat+Inayat+Khan
The Iron Rules, Number One
Continuing our examination of various moral codes, Seven Pillars is pleased to present Pir Zia Inayat-Khan’s talks on the Iron and Copper rules of Hazrat Inayat Khan as an ongoing series. While this material originates from a Sufi context, it can be helpful to anyone who is looking for practical guidance on applying chivalric principles to the conundrums of everyday life. A new rule will be posted monthly until the series is complete.
The Iron Rules, Number Two
The second rule is: Speak not against others in their absence. This is a saying that, like all wise words, has several levels of meaning. On the most literal level it means: do not speak unkindly about people who are not present in the conversation. At a deeper level, one could say that to speak against someone in his or her absence means to speak judgmentally of someone to whom you are not present.
Praying My Way to Sleep
The images of devastation in the wake of Haiti's earthquake follow me to bed, and continue to haunt my sleep.


