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Do We Really Need A Guide In The Spiritual Journey?-III (Contd)
"Show
us
the
right
path,
the
path
of
those
on
whom
Thou
hast
bestowed
Thy
Grace.
Not
the
path
of
those
whose
(portion)
is
wrath,
nor
of
those
who
go
astray."
This end portion of Surah Fatiha is the calibration scale against which a true spiritual guide can be measured. One is taught to pray to Lord to be shown and to have the vision of straight way (right path, the Tao) to self-realization and ultimately to God realization. Yet the path is defined as, "the way of those" who has the grace of God.
What about guides who spiritually abuse people? Who mislead or who only pretend to be a guide, who are wolves in sheep's skin? Yes that's why its part of the prayer also to teach humanity that it must not be "the path of those whose portion is God's wrath, nor of those who go astray".
Islam
absolutely
validate
the
tradition
of
transmission
and
receiving
spiritual
knowledge
from
heart
to
heart.
This
was
the
model
of
the
Prophet
who
passed
his
knowledge,
both
zahir
(inward)
and
batin
(outward)
to
his
close
companions,
who
in
turn
passed
it
on
to
the
next
and
through
chain
of
successive
spiritual
guides
this
knowledge
continues
and
is
guarded.
Even
during
his
own
life
time
the
Prophet
used
to
send
his
selected
companions
to
different
places
to
teach
the
community
and
instructed
them
to
live
with
them
so
that
they
can
represent
the
Prophet
in
being
and
in
teaching.
The Prophet Muhammad, upon him be peace said: "The Children of Israel used to be guided by prophets. When a prophet passed away, another prophet succeeded him. But no prophet will come after me; The knowers are the inheritors of the prophets."
"In my community there will be my elect followers who will have status equal that of the Prophets from the Bani Israel (Children of Israel)."
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