Tavajjuh

Tavajjuh Poem: Often with exceptional spiritual bliss comes troubles, it must be to provide fortitude. I prefer Tavajjuh to this so I can write poetry. I could never be completely sui generis. I am part author of my own transformation. To be on the path or tariqat at least you can experience growth. You could just follow along with the process of being a Zen Buddhist and stop thinking about Who is You. The intellectual Mind wants to become an Analyst but in fact most of the day it is just useless. It is actually no good without trickle down. In my path you don’t drink wine, eat fish or eggs or have sex. You have to do two hours of Hatha Yoga just to get ready. Yesterday I was a Muslimist, today I am a Buddhist, the other day I was Safed Jewish, why don’t you just get use to it? The language I speak is mixed use Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Punjabi, and Greek. I am condemned to the death penalty every morning that is how I get reborn. Each day is a reflection of my whole Life. The Spiritual Life creates spurious Baraka which is Poetry. You don’t transform your Mind you just eliminate it and become just skin. If the world deals you extremely high levels of narcissistic violence you can just offset it with transcendental bliss. If it is not Divine then what is it? Whatever it is - it is still preferable. Getting more Nectar I suppose that is the New Greed. My identity is flexible and does not exist anyway. A Poem by David Smith NYC May 29, 2019 Tavajjuh in Sufi Terminology is a favorable concentrative attention directed towards a disciple. Page 137 Early Urdu ‘After extinction I came out, and I Eternal now am, though not as I. Yet who an I, O I, but I? Shustari, Wa-man ana ya ana illa ana Quoted by Shaikh Al Alawi page 127 A Moslem Saint of the Twentieth Century Shaikh Ahmad Al-‘Alawi By Martin Lings #vaapaaran #tavajjuh #zen #safed #poetry #hathayoga #amrit #nectar #newgreed #shustari #urdu #shaikhahmadalalawi