On November 2nd you will have the opportunity to experience the sufi spirit of love on a journey of remembrance with film, poetry, music, zikr and dance. Devoted local artist will take us on a soulful journey into the heart of religious traditions, rocking us in the gentleness of water and awakening us with the vibrancy of fire.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

North Indian Tabla wizardry, ghazal renditions, and Kathak Dance:

Cassius Khan & Amika Kushawa: www.cassiuskhan.com

A musical journey of global spiritual traditions with DJ Ash 

www.djash.ca

Visiting monks from Dzongkar Choede Monastery in India will be present to bless the evening and receive all our beautiful offerings! 

Delicious Chai and snacks from East is East will be provided by donation. 

Tickets: $20 Suggested Donation (no one turned away from lack of funds)

Net Proceeds will go to Dzonkar Choede Monastery to support education and artistic training for Tibetan refugee children. www.dzongkarchoede.org/

 

 

 

 

 

Modern Sufi mystic Hazrat Inayat Khan affirmed the unity of all religions in his spiritual teachings, and emphasized the power of music to unite humans to the source of their existence. While he was a Sufi, he espoused that remembrance of the Divine, irrespective of ones religious leanings, was an essential pathway to peace and healing for humanity. We hope our paths converge at this gathering.

"God is one, truth is one, and the religion is one. There cannot be two religions; that is the confusion, the illusion of the human mind. We are expected to unite with one another in the thought of God, in the love of God. ... All wisdom is from God; from whatever scripture, whatever religion, whatever form, it all comes from one source."
                                                             
— "Religious Gathekas, #39, Universal Worship", by Hazrat Inayat Khan (unpublished))