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“Love brings coherence when a person has a strong heart, a quality of unconditional love, and when the person themselves becomes a source of love rather than looking for objects of love. That‘s also evidence of having attained a deep coherence. Yet another way to talk about this, is that there‘s a channel between your heart and the Infinite. The Infinite is itself the power of unity and coherence. It has the power to come into your heart and so transform your heart. When your heart has been touched by even a little bit of this spiritual energy, the heart is transformed. When the heart is transformed, your very self is transformed. (p. 15)”

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Book:In the House of Remembering: The Living Tradition of Sufi Teaching
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Kabir Helminski
Kabir Helminski

Kabir Helminski is a renowned author born in 1947. His works primarily focus on spirituality, philosophy, and mysticism, which have won him a wide readership. more

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