Sufism & Our Hearts

[@gvissi]

A Sufi sees his own existence as a particle of dust, only made visible in a ray of sunlight, neither real nor unreal. When you are introduced to Sufism, you will become as humble as a particle of dust.

[@grrrrrrr0]

what a gentle humble being, I am Hindu and I am just now learning more about Sufism and this video was amazing... what an amazing way of looking at life

[@kushaltiwari3668]

Convert mat karna jana bas

[@farookbuhari1386]

I am 86 in India. From young I was drawn towards nature and its beauty. Then there was a presence .you are drawn towards it.. But the journey was incomplete..Still seeking n searching. Your video gave me a lot more vision about the vista of Divine love. Your name was not in the video.

[@leslietylersmith430]

Thankyou for this beautiful message of the heart & of the Awakening, nourishment & peace of our hearts in remembering the PrESSENCE of our Beloved Creator Source Within. Alhumdulellah!❤🙏❤

[@chavi21]

Sufism for me is a love story with God. The Sufi practice changed my life and gave me a direct experience of the truth in being a spiritual being. Being with my Sufi teacher was beyond anything I could have imagined. In the presence of a Sufi sheikh there’s an elevation of awareness and insightful meaningful revelations. To know and engage with your inner terrain while in a retreat with my teacher, came experiences you read about in books with mystics. Sufism is a lived experience and it changed me. My gratitude is beyond beyond.

[@lilisomers2664]

I think you may have brought me back to Islam. One for many years, under Shariah, in a heart-breakingly hypocritical court case, based on a lie from the Shariah Judge himself, I was both lost to Islam and Islam to me. You and Rumi, your words, interpretation, you bud my winter limbs with blossom, you fill my dreams with fragrance, both soothing the agitation, staunching the wounds of betrayal, you set me turning, turning, singing, 'you have freed me to love, again.'

[@n0captivity]

Al hamdoulilah! Not Him or Rumi its Allah swt

[@wissamjebeily398]

AL. LAHH L'UNIQUE AL. LAHH LE DIEU UNIQUE

[@shukriaapso8404]

♥ 🙏 same here ♥

[@daimalishar6926]

Blessings ❤❤❤

[@RabinaHud]

I hope you never again let mere mortal men ruin your relationship with Allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, who created everything, without even a partner.

[@seancunningham-cx8bf]

I'm a Muslim, but I've developed a seeking nature, and I too looked into Eastern traditions more specifically into tibet and the Himalayan masters as well as daoist and Zen teachings. I resonated with a lot of the teachings as it made me more aware of myself and how I interacted with myself and Dunya. I feel like traditional islam kind of restricts looking deeper into your subconscious and connection into the ultimate reality. I've recently got into sufism, and I feel like it's my way back and showing me to build on my spiritual foundation in order to establish a deeper connection. A lot of spiritual teachings seem shunned upon due to a lot of it involving idol worship understandably. Anything outside hadith and Quran seems null and void. I'm torn between being a seeker and a believer. I honestly feel like all spiritual teachings are different streams flowing back to the same source. Even sufis, some Muslims don't even consider them to be Muslims, just madmen saying it's deveating from Allah, but I feel it's quite the opposite.

[@patbuckley5607]

Thank you for your post. A sincere search is rewarded with actual direct experience, which is of incomparable value compared to blind obedient belief. Trust that which awakens your heart to love and compassion, not those things that cause you to close up and harden out of fear.

[@Jgp4xzdmqnmil]

Look into your heart. Be your own guru by praying for guidance and meditating. In silence you will find your true self and your false self. Then you will be free to love All in All that just IS.

[@movme]

Thank you, dear Kabir. Your explanations always provide clear and practical inspiration and guidance, and your presence exemplifies that of which you speak. A realization I arrived at in my journey is that Love flows ubiquitously throughout the Universe. It is up to us to open our hearts and minds to actively participate in this flow of Love. We can direct this flow and we can concentrate it wherever it is needed, similar to the way a lens can direct and concentrate the light of the Sun to produce a localized spot of brightness and heat. We can do this with the direction and purity of our intention and our attention, and we can manifest this transmitted Love in whatever form it is most needed in any particular situation. This Love does not come *from* us, but rather *through* us, which means that there is no limit to how much Love we can "give" because the supply from Source is limitless. And the more Love we "give" - transmit by allowing it to flow freely through the heart - the more Love we, ourselves, will incidentally experience. People often say "my heart is so full," yet that suggests the heart is a vessel or reservoir for containing or holding Love when it is actually designed to be open to a constant flow of Love. The knowing and understanding of the heart discerns where Love is needed and what form it can best be manifested in - and there are countless ways in which Love can be manifested. The mind, functioning in service to the heart, fulfills its role by figuring out the most practical means for manifesting this flow of Love here in this material realm we live in. Just as light can manifest as either a flow of particles (photons) or as a flow of energy waves (electromagnetic radiation) and it can exert force, Love can manifest as a flow of energy or as a manifestation of substance/matter, and it can exert force. Love force can attract and draw entities together, it can unite entities and bind entities together in oneness, and it can also loosen and free entities. As such, Love can manifest as weak and strong nuclear forces, gravity, magnetism, electromagnetism, electrostatic force, romantic attraction and bonding, sexual attraction and bonding, platonic attraction and bonding, cooperative bonding, and any other forces of attraction and bonding. And we humans have the potential to embrace and consciously participate in and experience this ubiquitous flow of Love throughout the Universe!

[@helenalight4973]

The way of the heart The center The flame The one The source We meet there

[@freemanzak8995]

Omg how did I get here . Am so thankful that i watched and heard this amazing man LOVE LOVE LOVE fill our hearts with love till we are infectious who's ever comes to us fills with love .thank you for sharing with us

[@MarkErrington]

Simple, straightforward and profoundly beautiful talk on the Heart. Thank you brother Kabir.

[@remadjalita317]

Thank you so much for the Enlightenment, truly appreciated it....wish more people knew about sufism , there would be less war ,less pain and more love and peace . Thank you God and for his Universe ❤❤❤

[@shukriaapso8404]

The peace which radiates from any true sufi I ever met or heard can not be faked. It's just there, in the air. So calming, in a real sense. That's something to contemplate on.

[@JSabri]

As Salaam Alaikum dear Sir Sheikh Kabir Helminski. Thank you for your soothing lecture on kalb, the heart. Mystical magical is your speech. You have given heart touching sacred wisdom on true Sufism. You are an extraordinary Sufi. Thank you.

[@juliesheard2122]

Gratitude overflows for this wonderful talk. Makes perfect sense to this one. Wishing you long life and good health Shiehk Helminski.

[@ThresholdSociety11]

Much appreciated! ~Kabir

[@montysalaria2159]

After listening this video many times and spending time in life with few people who have presence I have understood presence Thank you

[@Sufiversity]

Sufism is love, awakening and purification of heart ❤️.

[@vibrantvoid8568]

The most beautiful and profound talk I've had the pleasure to see and hear so far. what a gentle being.

[@SlackKeyPaddy]

Such warmth, love and heart Kabir has to share!

[@professortolk]

This world is killing our hearts. Thank you for this talk. Salaam alekum. 🧡

[@farzanaahmed4870]

I must listen the speech again and again. Thanks a lot.

[@sihamknajm]

The great Sufi and brilliant poet Yunus Emre was a judge in 1268 he was not a shepherd. He studied at the Karatay School in Konya where he was trained for many many years in Shariaa laws and all Islamik studies and Hadeeth and more, much more... He also become fluent in Arabic, Persian and obviously Turkish. After becoming a judge in Nalihan he met his Teacher Tabtouk Emre and followed the Path and became a Sufi Dervish. He was never illiterate, he was a highly educated and accomplished person at that time, and he chose to leave all that behind him to follow The Path of Hakk🙏✨

[@armandopadron8821]

I watched the life of Yunus Emre…, and it left me breathless in thought.

[@Gardenpixiepdx]

The movie Yunus Emre unfortunately was modified away from the historical Yunus to make the story more interesting. He was never a cadi he was a woodcutter. But the movie was wonderful to watch.

[@nameless2407]

50 minute video felt like a 5 mins video.. very refreshing to the heart

[@MsArethusa]

What a wonderful lecture, profound truths here, thank you for putting into words the thoughts which have been knocking at the door of my consciousness for many years 💚...

[@Harris.S]

What a great video , thanks for sharing this , 👍🤲❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@ramasax6532]

this a real purify of the soul.. thank you

[@haqnawazbaz5834]

Very nicely presented thank you

[@abedhalawani5634]

I think we really need this kind of leaders in our life . Thanks for the quite way you speak . All the best . I will be one of the people that gonna hear all your teachings . All the best

[@khingsavar]

What a beautiful message. ❤️🌺

[@ashari218]

Thank you 😊

[@haqnawazbaz5834]

Thank you,

[@raymondfranklin724]

Bismillah Al-Rahman Al Rahim.

[@innerpeace8581]

How beautifully explained!

[@gvissi]

This is what Rumi says about his poetry; My Poetry is like an Egyptian bread The night passes, and you can not eat it Eat it while it is fresh before the dust settles. Like a fish, it flops a moment on a dry ground But a while later, it seems lifeless. If you eat it, imagine it to be fresh, You may have to paint fantastic images.

[@parkerholden7140]

What a masterfull presentation about the of the root of Sufi thought. Sufi is compiicated...no doubt about it but Sufi thought translates or drives a lot of practical behaviors. The Sufi law of three is essentially distaseful but when subject to examination by Sufi thought it becomes super valid. The law of three attaches equal value to activating, restraining and reconciling forces. Democracy is based on balancing these three forces. The trinity in Christianity is likely based on Sufi thought.

[@vanivor]

Assalamu laykum Sufi Saab, Mash'Allah your story is very much like mine Subha'Allah... Love is everything, the way too the ultimate truth 🌹

[@kornelia8627]

Therefore we say, we know God and Gods love. Believing is for churches, cause believing says nothing else, but not knowing for sure. Thats the main difference.if you are ready to know, open your heart. It will be an honor to buy the book "Living presence". Thank you very much.

[@peterbrown7688]

Kabir Helminski does much for us with talks like this one, and also with his translations of Maulana, nicely published in volumes like The Pocket Rumi.

[@aliterry9211]

i had to pause for a moment to say thank you. 9.53 in, the story unfolds! Heart!

[@Yoraj2]

The spiritual heart is covered with layers of hardened impressions based on one’s past experiences, actions and reactions ( undesirable for one’s spiritual growth) Like a window covered with layers of dirt, we cannot see the outside world clearly hence the distorted action/reaction and experience forming deep impressions which becomes habits of current and future behaviour If we have way of cleaning those impressions or not allowing impressions to form, the hearts pureness has the ability to shine as nature intended at the very beginning. Love, compassion, empathy and all the godly characteristics flows naturally and there is no need for conscious effort. Learn and listen to a living Guru such as this gentleman who is already on the path or have achieved that stage I guess is the first step. Reading of spiritual books/ statements of great past and present spiritual gurus Meditation focuses on Heart Practicing 24x7 ( apart from deep sleep) as when events are encountered

[@ceciliareynosodeteresa7176]

Thank you! I hear you , every day ❤️

[@tessathulien4212]

Thank you for this beauty. Many blessings.

[@naziirani2773]

We Muslims believe we are from God. The unity that is present in the universe is one of the myths of Islam. The unity with God and all beings. As Rumi says we unconsciously knew about this unity, but when we came to this life we forget all these connections. Sufism is a short cut to rediscover this unity. You know the most important ideas of him can be found in the first poesie of Masnavi Rumi. "Listen to the reed-flute(a musical instrument), how it complains, Lamenting its banishment from its home: Ever since they tore me from my home My moans and wails have moved men and women to tears. My heart is torn apart because of separation to express the pangs of my yearning for my home. He who abides far away from his home Is ever longing for the day how shall return."

[@Shared_Wisdom_Aysheh]

El Salam Walaykum my Brother shukran for sharibg sacred wisdom. Love and light. Allah bless.

[@breakafuse7500]

Zen By Baheya Aysheh whr u from?

[@lilisomers2664]

This, you with your gentle loving way and widom, touched me to the heart. I am looking into, and writing about Rumi just now, that is how I was fortunate to meet with you. Thank-you ❤

[@medahmedsalem6340]

that's very deep and heart tatching speech. thanks Kebir

[@armandopadron8821]

Breathtaking… Nothing happens without you.

[@akyraider1972]

Masha Allah beautiful words of wisdom . Jazak Allah

[@zelenplav1701]

Wonderfully presented. Thank you for posting.

[@youality]

so beautiful, so gracious, so much love and truth. thank you thank you thank you. doesnt matter if you dont make sense... a real fool will understand

[@sherrahman3215]

Sufism is the ocean of love.

[@simonking8081]

Thank you My brother . Your messages Touch my heart .

[@mahemahmood3651]

MashaAllah such a beautiful interview ❤️👌❤️

[@montysalaria2159]

How to develop how to awaken heart is the most fundamental human question

[@vijalisworldwheel1507]

Your heart and who you are says everything about the heart.

[@tahirabano212]

I learnt love humanity and prayer is not asking but is a relationship with god.absolutely good command on the subject.i wish may allah give him shams yyabrazi like teacher of rumi

[@shallbala1625]

good evening sir your talks are very practical useful loving every moment of this talk today

[@Rumi-Khan]

Jazak Allah Khair

[@drabulhasandasankop3737]

You is no one else it's the Beloved of Almighty SWT know Him you will be blessed and raised among the blessed heart's we are in a fraction of knowledge which is gifted to human kind we are experiencing expressing so

[@laylaali5977]

Beautiful

[@rockdreamer576]

Your are saying very beautiful things I love what i just heard from you thank you .. nonsense is far far from the love you are trying to express in your words peace

[@martinward691]

Like music to my ears, as they say

[@surazahrasalak9960]

Beautiful 💫🕋🌟🤍

[@goluaidroos8577]

Alhumdulillah! JazakAllahu khayran Sheikh Kabir!

[@taydilarel27]

I Love you very much. What a kindness. Very Lovely. Your master of Love would be very proud of you! Because you became a master of Love during the time.

[@noushadpa4740]

Hi.. Hearing you for the first time... Your message is vat I was waited to hear for such a long time.. Thank you

[@shukriaapso8404]

Thank you. My greatest question after years and years of studying religions and spirituality and living both religiously and spiritually and im secular settings was WHAT IS SIN ? you just answered it. It is so very individual and now it all makes perfect sense remembering how different people have different standards related to a concept of sinning whether their own or someone else's

[@mycamuploads]

really awesome speech, I wish to be so pure

[@SebastianBeresniewicz]

Beautiful, thank you. I would love a version without the background music/sounds

[@afreehajawad8214]

Very profound sir Afreeha Jawad journalist colombo Sri lanka. You r right sir mindfulness is heartfulness and I believe consciousness is essential for this state of mind. Compulsivenss deprives us of consciousness which the system shelves. I think the so caĺled barbarians were not of the past but are very much present today when heartfulness is effaced

[@debra.a8741]

beautiful lecture; I personally found the music starting after the beginning very distracting.

[@michelebrowning2490]

☆Love and light to you. ♡

[@LilMomo29]

Uncle kabir, teach me please. Need a guru like you.

[@sashagoldsmith7883]

Grateful.

[@williampaul8556]

An honest questioning of things and interest in what is true. One will dig through may isms. We see something in them. And yet the times comes when we wear those isms. That truth we long for and the truth is before the names and the isms. The isms get you to the door.

[@ncr3568]

this channel will more good if you can add english subtitle or other lenguage

[@SaeedAhmed-oe4bf]

This is the bigest responsiblity of mankind: obtain the love, connectedness and friendship with the source of life/infinite reality or the divine... Find out the You of your creation!!!💚🤍💚

[@WmMaez]

Beautiful video. The music is so random though haha.

[@najem4413]

peace and love to you all

Beautiful Jazakallah Khairan!

[@siirisisask3873]

Thank you...

[@rockdreamer576]

And yes the human heart is more miraculous than the human bieng himself /herself. .

[@haqnawazbaz5834]

Allah guided you…because he wanted you to see and know,

[@northpole9311]

Nice..

[@jameswest8181]

100% ( speaking figurativaly ) thankyou

[@edminang3901]

Subhanallah...

[@MagisterZwyczajny]

Having studied western mysticism and Vedas I started looking for some Sufi wisdom. Thank you for sharing it with us the way you've done so far. Is there a way you can activate subtitles here so that I can share it with others more easily?

[@ThresholdSociety11]

I don't know, but it's a good idea. Thanks

[@Rumi-Khan]

Shukar Alhamdulillah

[@Jgp4xzdmqnmil]

The heart is,a muscle that pumps blood. It doesnt think n reflect or feel. Consciousness permeates thoughts feelings reflections, permeates the body the universe. It is love.

[@movme]

The heart that Kabir speaks of is not the physical heart that pumps blood through the body. Kabir speaks of the energetic or spiritual heart. The pumping heart is at the locus of the spiritual heart, and together the produce an electromagnetic field that is much stronger than the electromagnetic field that is produced by the brain. This electromagnetic field is not limited to the physical heart or even to the confines of the physical body, but rather extends far beyond to intermingle and communicate with the fields of all other hearts and with all and everything. There is a physical consciousness that we experience in our life. There is also an energetic or spiritual consciousness that the heart experiences, whether or not our physical consciousness is aware of this, conscious of this. One aspect of the spiritual journey, of spiritual development, is to develop an awareness of this energetic or spiritual consciousness and an ability to 'listen' to what the heart has to tell us, what inspiration, guidance, knowledge, understanding, wisdom and clarity the heart can provide for us, for our mind to work with, in service to the heart. And, the heart is actually the source and recipient of true feelings that the mind then interprets, provided, of course, one has sufficiently developed access to the knowing and feeling of the heart.

[@pinkyalen3345]

thank you but it would be nice if you would give the download option.

[@sheikhalimonowicz8634]

The Download Feature only exist through third party apps or softwares , like the InternetDownloadManager or the 1click Downloader of the Mozila firefox extensions or the download accelerator , there are several other programs and browser extensions on the web , works for this reason .

[@ramasax6532]

u can convert it from here to your computer

[@zelenplav1701]

The thinking mind, pales in comparison.

[@hakim_alrooh]

الله الله الله

[@PaigeBartholomew]

How can I get in contact with this man?

[@ultrasignificantfootnote3378]

We live in a universe of love, or maybe that universe is just between our ears.

[@ben-dr3wf]

Maybe universe itself is between our ears.

[@LaFio]

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[@MdRukunuzzaman-p8j]

Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullah Wa Barakatuhu. From : Mujaddid Alf'a Sarasa Ima Sahsufi Muhammad Jewel Mondall Naqshbandia Mujaddidia Yunusia Jamalpuri (Ma:Ji:Al:). Dewanpara. Jamalpur -2000. Bangladesh.

[@intsfeos8737]

NothingHappnesWithoutYou

[@Spectator-cz8ej]

asalamualikum, dua for me pirify my soul, and make me in the people who allah loves.

[@ahmed2180]

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[@somaliahkrah1704]

Does anyone know what the book is called that he was quoting Rumi from?

[@lugmandauhoo8825]

The Mathnavi of Rumi.

[@atheemhussain3254]

@@lugmandauhoo8825 Thanks mate, I was looking for a reply to this question. May God bless you 👍🏼

[@SitiNur-lk8qy]

❤🎧

[@montysalaria2159]

16:50 to 17:50 best part of speech