NEGLECTED ASPECTS OF SUFI STUDY

Idries Shah

Octagon Press, London, 1977

For the modern seeker attracted to Sufi study, the possibility of new learning requires the unlearning of habitual approaches. In this essential book, Shah examines the psychology of his readership -- our demand for cults, the consumer society, and prevailing cultural responses, East and West.

Neglected Aspects takes us within and behind the classics, showing in a powerful and highly attractive way the reasons why Sufis say what they say and do what they do.'
--Psychology Today