The Teaching of Hazrat Inayat Khan

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This experience brings to realization: to see without eyes, to hear without ears. No doubt, for the mystic seeing and hearing, these two words, have a different meaning. When we say seeing, we mean what we see through the eyes; when we say hearing we mean what we hear through the ears. But for the mystic seeing is not only through the eyes, but even without eyes. Hearing for the mystic is not only through the ears, but without ears. There happens to exist a word in English language: 'seer.' It means some-one who with eyes and without eyes can see.


 
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