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Learning how to Learn
Learning how to Learn: Psychology and Spirituality in the Sufi Way | Idries Shah
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Learning How to Learn contains the authentic material from the Sufi stand-point, written in response to more than 70,000 questions received from government leaders, housewives, philosophy professors, and factory workers around the world. The lively question-answer format provides readers a direct experience of a Sufi learning situation. Shah draws from diverse sources, ranging from 8th-century Sufi narratives to today's newspapers, giving us insight into how Sufis learn, what they learn, and how spiritual understanding can be developed.
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julesG
julesG
Learning how to Learn: Psychology and Spirituality in the Sufi Way | Idries Shah
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My friend, who's sitting my cats, asked me for some easy to understand English books. I recommended our children's and middle grade books. And also dug up some magazines - a German magazine with easy English texts and explanations.

Here's the jokes section.

Samplergal Oh jokes are so hard to understand in a different t language. Hope your friend doesn‘t give up with them. 6y
Cathythoughts Loving those jokes 👍🏻😂 6y
julesG @Samplergal Those jokes are just an extra. The real magazine is full of interesting articles about current news and about an English speaking country or a city. 6y
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RebelReader 😂😂😂 Clever! 6y
ValerieAndBooks Those jokes brought a smile to me 😊 6y
CarolynM Crude oil! Hilarious!😂😂😂 6y
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TaylorMay
TaylorMay
Learning how to Learn: Psychology and Spirituality in the Sufi Way | Idries Shah
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I'm enjoying doing this each week so far. If you are too let me know ?
This is actually the Webster's Dictionary Word of the Day. If you'd like more history check out their site.
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Mansuetude was first used in English in the 14th century, and it derives from the Latin verb mansuescere, which means "to tame." Mansuescere itself comes from the noun manus (meaning "hand") and the verb suescere ("to accustom" or "to become accustomed")

SilversReviews I like the definition and history of the word. Thanks. 6y
Reecaspieces Now to use that in a sentence today and scare the he!! Out of everyone 😂 6y
TaylorMay @Reecaspieces when you do please make sure to retell your story here! 😂 6y
TaylorMay @SilversReviews yay thanks for the feedback. This word kinda made me laugh because it sounds like a man's attitude 😂😂 the etymology helps lots 6y
SilversReviews @TaylorMay The pronunciation threw me off. :) 6y
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