Events with Munir

Join Munir and friends at Inland NW Sufi Camp, Memorial Day Weekend 2026,
Camp Lutherhaven, Coeur d’Alen, Idaho

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Just Being in the Everything and the Nothing
The great Hindu sage Nisargadatta said “Wisdom tells me I am nothing. Love tells me I am everything. Between the two, my life flows.” What if spiritual maturity means simply being natural? What does it mean to be natural and how do we recover that? Munir speaks about Nisargadatta’s teaching on the “I Am” and two great pathways to our real self found in all of the spiritual traditions – the path of subtraction, or effacement of the ego; and the path of inclusion, or love. As these paths converge they reveal a great truth about what we eternally are which intimately meets every situation with compassion and understanding. We become natural by completely being what we really are.
Glimpses from the Rose Garden of Love
A question that may be on many minds is, “How can I keep a loving and compassionate attitude in the face of so much chaos and injustice all around?” Munir will approach this by first helping us remember common illusions in how we view ourselves and the world. Our longing for harmony is actually a reminder or echo of what we already are. When love and truth come together in our direct experience in the heart, which we could call the “rose garden of love”, we may catch “glimpses” of the eternal and infinite wholeness that we already are. A mere glimpse may suddenly reveal the entire vista. From this understanding comes the strength to live a Fierce Love, loving “what is” in the face of all appearances and resistances.
Deep Peace
Deep Peace
A Traditional Celtic Blessing – click on the bold title above to listen to the recording

Deep Peace (lyrics)
Deep peace of the running wave to you
Deep peace of the silent stars
Deep peace of the flowing air to you
Deep peace of the quiet earth
May peace fill your soul
Let peace make you whole
What is a Sufi
What is a Sufi?
by Munir, for Mureeds Retreat 2022

Is a Sufi someone who wears a funny hat, dances to Middle Eastern melodies, and needs to hug as many friends as possible? Perhaps some of the time but not all the time. –More–