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Originally Posted by Still_Waters
I practiced under Pir Vilayat Khan, the son of Hazrat Inayat Khan who left the earth plane in 1927.
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Yes, you had mentioned that in one of your earlier posts –
how interesting!
I have always been fascinated by Sufism, but all of a sudden Sufism became like an ‘
alive thread’ since – thanks to
hologram8’s signature, I looked into my deep ancestry from Caucasus and suddenly realized they had been/are Sufis. So there is a personal connection, although a faint one.
Sometimes one can “journey” along these threads and tap into the collective unconscious of them to get a
proper ‘feel’ if these threads are not too old.
The dombra and the drum acting as a conduit to take you
‘there’. 'That' specific rhythmic pattern of them ….
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Originally Posted by Still_Waters
That story says it all. 
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Yes it does.
Though my mind translates it as them having had a memorable non-dual moment together.
That dimensional moment of silence and stillness which is
beyond both - thought and non-thought (as such).
Non-thought being a ‘conduit’ to it - to the '
shift'.
Just like sensuality can be a ‘conduit’ to a more ‘spiritually’ dimensional
‘feel’ …
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