The central aim of Sufism, the self-extinction in the merger with God, is obviously borrowed from Buddhist and Vedantic sources. |
Sufism enables one to cognize his reality by removing the veil of ignorance through purification. |
Every individual should try through the spiritual exercise of practising Sufism to reach God and to find God. |
Much of Sufism seems to be focused on trying to raise up that higher self, the ecstatic experience in which you are in union with God. |
Though early Sufism had concentrated upon the relation between God and the soul, from 900 onward a strong Muhammad-mysticism developed. |
He inherited from his father a composite culture which included elements of Sufism and Hinduism. |