The Path of Perfection

by Bahram Elahi

A spiritual guide toward perfection for all human beings regardless of their religion or convictions. Uniquely fresh in its approach.

Genres: Spirituality

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[Yorgos · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this in Greek translation from French. Bahram Elahi is an Iranian follower of the mystic tradition of Ahl-e Haqq (اهل حق), which is a spiritual path that could be said to be related to mystic Shia Islam. They believe in reincarnation, Prophets of all authentic Religions, etc.
What impressed me is the clarity, simplicity and deep knowledge of the author. He clearly knows how to tell between authentic and false Spiritual Teachers, since a true Teacher always encourages deep love towards God and Humanity, and not simply "spiritual" experiences that foster the Ego and are, therefore, spiritual drugs.
The book represents authentic spiritual streams from a very ancient and sacred part of our world.

[Parnian Davarmanesh · Rating 5 out of 5]

بسم الله الرّحمن الرّحيم
اين كتاب براي فردي كه به معنويات علاقمند هست بسيار روشنگر و گوياست... به خصوص اين كه برخي از اصولي كه در كتاب هاي ديگر ايشان مثل "طب روح" يا "معنويت يك علم است" اومده در اين كتاب به زباني ساده شرح داده شده كه ميتونه در مطالعات ديگر كتاب هاي استاد الهي هم مفيد واقع بشه... در كل اين كتاب اگر دقيق خونده بشه قادر خواهد بود كه به بسياري از سوال ها پاسخ بده...

[Davoud Taghavi · Rating 1 out of 5]

Frankly, this is not an authentic treatise on Irfan nor Ahl-e-Haqq spirituality. It is really just Bahram Elahi's own views on spirituality as he has understood it from modern psychology. The book is littered with Freudian terms and most of the work is just a simplistic understanding of human cosmology. I was excited to start reading it and was quickly dissapointed.

[Juliet Ezati · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love it. because answered to human bings Why are in the World , and what are their duties and where
will go after the death.
I alive because I find it.