The Sufi Spiritual Abuse Recovery Assistance Web Site gives expression to a variety of resources which are capable, God willing, of constructively affecting spiritual health. Through essays, articles, stories, novels, journals, and poems, this web site critically explores an array of themes, ranging from: spiritual abuse, to: the Sufi Path (tasawwuf), mysticism, education, psychology, mind control, terrorism, ecology, Islam, the occult, political science, evolution, and much more.
Approximately a thousand years ago, the Sufi saint Hazrat al-Hujwiri (also known as Hazrat Dada Ganj Baksh) stated in his Kashf al-Mahjub -- and he, actually, was quoting someone from a still earlier time -- "Once Sufism was a reality without a name, and now it is a name without a reality." The problem has gotten worse since that time.
One of the primary resources of this Web Site comes in the form of a virtual library which is intended to provide authentic information on, and insight into, numerous dimensions of the Sufi (tasawwuf) Path, in particular, and Islam, in general. Included amont the topics that are examined in the Spiritual Health web site are the many facets and faces of spiritual abuse, as well as a great deal of discussion about how to identify and, God willing, counter such destructive forces.
In addition to the foregoing material, one will discover within the Spiritual Health web site that there is extensive space given to topical areas such as: mysticism, psychology, philosophy, terrorism, ecology, education, political science, evolution, and science. Moreover, there are numerous essays on many different facets of the Sufi Path (tasawwuf) and Islam, as well as: several novels, a journal, and a collection of short stories. These essays, journals, and stories deal, both individually and collectively, with different aspects of spiritual health, spiritual abuse, mysticism, and/or Islam.
Last Updated: January 8, 2008
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