Robert Bly, poet and author of Iron John and The Sibling Society
A human being is forgetfulness. Reshad is faithful to remembering, brilliant in remembering.

Coleman Barks, poet and author of The Essential Rumi
Reshad Feild is one of those rare combinations — artist and soul teacher.

E.J. Gold, author of The American Book of the Dead
A Reshad book is not to be missed.

The Times Literary Supplement
Order and perfection seem to be the keynotes of Mr. Feild’s message... [an] eloquent and colorful orchestration.

Edith Wallace, Ph.D., author of A Queen's Quest: Pilgrimage for Individuation & How it All Began; How it Continues; No End!
Reshad Feild is magic. This book is timely right now and truly important.

Book Description
This classic work by Reshad Feild, one of today’s best-known Sufi teachers in the West, tells the compelling story of his journey into an ancient and powerful spiritual path. Starting as a London antique dealer, Feild comes into contact with the enigmatic Hamid, a Sufi teacher who leads him into a world of mystery, knowledge, and limitless love. In this journey, which takes him to the mystical sites of Turkey, Feild is forced to confront his own inner weaknesses and falsehoods. Hamid and the events of his search take him again and again into confrontation with the limits of his own being, enabling him to shed the false conditioning that lies between himself and his true nature. This hard-to-put-down adventure is a travelogue in more ways than one. It tells of Feild’s exhilarating explorations into mystical Turkey, a land of whirling dervishes and the tombs of great saints, but also a world that opens into the divine love that lies at the heart of all. This twenty-fifth anniversary edition features a new foreword by Coleman Barks, the fore­most modern interpreter of the Sufi poet Rumi.

About the Author
Reshad Feild’s other works include The Invisible Way, Steps to Freedom, and Here to Heal.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

This classic work by Reshad Feild, one of today's best-known Sufi teachers in the West, tells the compelling story of his journey into an ancient and powerful spiritual path. Starting as a London antique dealer, Feild comes into contact with the enigmatic Hamid, a Sufi teacher who leads him into a world of mystery, knowledge, and limitless love.

In this journey, which takes him to the mystical sites of Turkey, Feild is forced to confront his own inner weaknesses and falsehoods. Hamid and the events of his search take him again and again into confrontation with the limits of his own being, enabling him to shed the false conditioning that lies between himself and his true nature.

This hard-to-put-down adventure is a travelogue in more ways than one. It tells of Feild's exhilarating explorations into mystical Turkey, a land of whirling dervishes and the tombs of great saints, but also a world that opens into the divine love that lies at the heart of all.

This twenty-fifth anniversary edition features a new foreword by Coleman Barks, the fore￯﾿ﾽmost modern interpreter of the Sufi poet Rumi.

Author Biography: Reshad Feild's other works include The Invisible Way, Steps to Freedom, and Here to Heal.

FROM THE CRITICS

Times Literary Supplement

Order and perfection seem to be the keynotes of Mr. Feild's message. His eloquent and colorful orchestration show his creative powers to be of a very high level.

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

A human being is forgetfulness. Reshad is faithful to remembering, brilliant in remembering. (Robert Bly, poet and author of Iron John and The Sibling Society)  — Robert Bly

Reshad Feild is one of those rare combinations — artist and soul teacher. (Coleman Barks, poet and author of The Essential Rumi)  — Coleman Barks

Reshad Feild is magic. He tells his own story of growth and transformation into a teacher of 'the essence of Sufism.' He has the creative talent of a storyteller to present a well-told tale. At the same time he can take you to your own road and constellate transformation. This book is timely right now and truly important. As Reshad says in The Last Barrier, ￯﾿ﾽYou are telling me,' I said finally ￯﾿ﾽthat the future of the world, of this planet, depends on us and the real changes that we make now.' (Edith Wallace, Ph.D., author of A Queen's Quest: Pilgrimage for Individuation & How it All Began; How it Continues; No End!)  — Edith Wallace