one of the major problems in today's hectic world is that people have no time to think about the man and his role in the universe. they are constantly trying to move forward without paying any attention to the detail, the correctness of the step, and everything which is ahead of them. it seems that previous philosophers have more time and patience in this matter and have given more attention t...

in the following, i describe the sufi path (tariqa) as a dialectical process which transforms the person through love. i examine the belief system of islamic mystics as a journey involving both creativity and passion. i do so by using a fresh approach, a perspective that has heretofore yet to be applied to the spiritual alchemy of the sufis.

We discuss a process by which non-moral concerns (that is concerns agreed to be non-moral within a particular cultural context) can take on moral content. We refer to this phenomenon as moral alchemy and suggest that it arises because moral obligations of care entail recursively valuing loved ones' values, thus allowing propositions with no moral weight in themselves to become morally charged. ...

The Letter of Isis to Horus is a brief (and precious) piece Greco-Egyptian alchemy. Beyond the technical interest processes it describes, its prologue noteworthy for intricate and surprising mixture Greek, Hebrew, Egyptian elements. In it, alchemy presented as secret knowledge divine origin, which goddess received from an angel who fell in love with her. This preface is, therefore, key element ...

Al-Ghazali's book entitled The Alchemy of Happiness describes happiness. It often becomes a reference behavior mysticism and psychology, especially Islamic psychology. However, there are no studies that specifically examine this book. This study analyzes al-Ghazali's concept happiness in Happiness. research data sources consist literature having as their main references. researcher uses the con...