SUFI MYSTICISM

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SUFI MYSTICISM

Sufi mysticism is not a religion. It is not a philosophy. It is neither Psychology nor occultism.
It is a combination of all these sciences. In essense it is a science; a science of esotericism.
A sufi mystic is one who is a master of himself; mastery over his own body and mind. He is
not a man of knowledge, but a man of wisdom. He is the one who sees a right thing in a wrong
thing and a wrong thing in a right thing. He is a metaphysician, an alchemist, a master mind- healer and a true psychologist. He is always at ease with his disease as disease has no power over him and death finds it difficult to win him over as he prefers to die before his death. He is a real threat to 'death and disease'.His philosophy is simple.

He says,
'Do as others do, live as others live, think as others think, but feel as you yourself feel and analyse life as your soul guides you'
A sufi sees without eyes; he sees further than one sees and he sees that which the eyes cannot
see. He hears without ears; he hears more keenly than one hears and he hears that which the ear cannot hear. It is seeing even without eyes and hearing even without ears. His seing is claivoyance and his hearing is clairaudience. To him life is meditation and meditation is life. He
enjoys action and he enjoys repose. He experiences both, as action is needed in life just as repose
is needed. He rejuvenates his body in action and his mind in repose.
He transmutes his repose into concentration, concentration into contemplation and contemplation into meditation and meditation to inner realisation. In this stage his two eyes become one and in becoming one his eye obtain such power that, it pierces all things and knows
all things.It is for this knowledge that the inner eye or the third eye opens. In this abysmal bliss he acquire strength, illumination, happiness and pease.