The teachings of Sufis, Sufism between East and West

Teachings of SufisSufism between East and WestIn this book, Walter Stace continues his journey in studying the philosophy of Sufism that he began in his two books: "Sufism and Philosophy" and "Time and Eternity," and he takes us with him on a journey through the East and West to observe and study the Sufi experience and realize its objective unity despite its different interpretations. Many books have dealt with the subject of Sufism, Sufis, and their teachings, but what specifically distinguishes this book from the rest of the books is its comprehensive view of the Sufi experience, in addition to the Sufi texts it contains from all trends: Hindu - Buddhist - Taoist - Plotinian - Christian - Islamic - Jewish - Not religious. It is a dazzling and entertaining journey into one of the most important, mysterious and ambiguous human experiences.Walter Stace (1886 - 1967) was an English philosopher who taught at Princeton University in the United States between the years (1932 - 1955). Among his most famous books are: The Teachings of the Sufis - The Philosophy of Sufism - Time and Eternity - Religion and the Modern Mind - The Concept of Ethics.