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REEDBED DIASPORA

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Continue Shopping SKU: 9781300912422 Categories: Books, Language & Arts Tags: Poetry, Soul, Spirituality, Sufism, Tasawwuf
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The reed flute represents the human being ? cut from the primordial spiritual realm, from communion with our Source in the river of pure peace, light, and gnosis. After a time before time in the divine presence, witnessing and communing with the Ultimate Reality, we were brought out from the riverbed and placed in the here-below. We have come to this realm, according to the Sufis, to witness, remember and awaken to our original state. At the core of our beings we all yearn for this return. For we are the Reedbed Diaspora.

Weight 0.15 kg
Dimensions 15 × 0.6 × 21 cm
Author

Baraka Blue

Publisher

Dhikr Wagon

ISBN

9781300912422

Language

English

Binding

Paperback

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