@apathyinmortalform i think he has a brother . who does more serious stuff, not that i care. i was only told there was a kardesh, and i only just started learning turkish, but there's hardly any gender in turkish. more serious does not automatically mean better
@makepeace11 it's obvious that there's an analogy here w/ people who study hebrew for years, even learn aramaic and delve into cabala , to be able to order felafel in the holy tongue. i'm admittedly an ignoramus and almost completely out of my mind and even i can honestly say there's nothing going on here that has to do w/ the father's works. i would sarcastically point you in the direction of libraries and bookstores. there is a book service, a notariqon involving human knowledge of some kind.
"It was just the most obvious thing to do." excellent! Great Video, I like how Tahir says that he wanted to give his family a richer experience of life outside of London. Living and growing up in the US, there is defnitely a feeling of being insulated from the culture, beauty and problems of other cultures and places with ancient traditions. Watching the Travel Channel does not fix it, reading helps though, so I am buying the book!
The first thing it came to my mind when I started reading the novel of Tahir Shah was to visit his house, but am no more interested, cos after I finished the novel I felt like if I've already been there. I would love 2 thank Tahir for opening his house and spraeding love, yes that what I feel, he is a man who loves simply as that.
Anyone here have any idea of how to find the works of the father???????
It seems soul means something different to Shah and the interviewer.
utubenamex 1 year ago
@apathyinmortalform i think he has a brother . who does more serious stuff, not that i care. i was only told there was a kardesh, and i only just started learning turkish, but there's hardly any gender in turkish. more serious does not automatically mean better
apathyinmortalform 1 year ago
@makepeace11 it's obvious that there's an analogy here w/ people who study hebrew for years, even learn aramaic and delve into cabala , to be able to order felafel in the holy tongue. i'm admittedly an ignoramus and almost completely out of my mind and even i can honestly say there's nothing going on here that has to do w/ the father's works. i would sarcastically point you in the direction of libraries and bookstores. there is a book service, a notariqon involving human knowledge of some kind.
apathyinmortalform 1 year ago
"It was just the most obvious thing to do." excellent! Great Video, I like how Tahir says that he wanted to give his family a richer experience of life outside of London. Living and growing up in the US, there is defnitely a feeling of being insulated from the culture, beauty and problems of other cultures and places with ancient traditions. Watching the Travel Channel does not fix it, reading helps though, so I am buying the book!
GoodVibeShack 2 years ago
The first thing it came to my mind when I started reading the novel of Tahir Shah was to visit his house, but am no more interested, cos after I finished the novel I felt like if I've already been there. I would love 2 thank Tahir for opening his house and spraeding love, yes that what I feel, he is a man who loves simply as that.
Anyone here have any idea of how to find the works of the father???????
Peace.
Karim- Dubai-Fes-Bali
makepeace11 2 years ago