Synopsis This volume is one of the series of Hazrat Inayat Khan – the great Sufi mystic who lectured and taught until his passing away in 1927. This volume throws a fresh light on his message. Maybe one of his central themes, the divinity of the human soul, is expressed best here and in a more varied from than in the other volumes. Apart from teachings in the form of discourses and lectures, this book contains authobiographical notes, both on his times in India and the early years of his mission in the West. There are some interesting analyses of life in the East and the West and on the role of mysticism in life, apart from unique rendering of Indian life at the turn of the century. This Volume contains four plays written by Hazrat Inayat Khan. Their style is very different from that of the plays we are accustomed to. They form an important part of his teachings and convey to those who read them or see them performed the reality of the deeper side of life, a reality that manifests when they way has been opened for the attainment of self-realizations, where lies the fulfilment of the purpose of life. The discourses and lectures focus on mysticism, meditation, faith, mastery, discipleship and related themes. The book will help you along the path of your soul opening your inner eyes to the beauty of the Self.