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Part 1 Real and imagined study: Sufis and their imitators attaining knowledge secrets and the Sufis when to have meetings the ceiling conflicting texts self-deception journeys to the east what a Sufi teacher looks like books and beyond books saintliness secrecy You Can't Teach by Correspondence background to Humility how serious is the student? social and psychological elements in Sufi study. Part 2 On attention: characteristics of attention and observation operation of the attention factor motivation of transactions attention under personal control excess and deprivation of attention study of people and ideas apart from their attention value identification of underlying factors raising the emotional pitch fossil indicators. Part 3 Sufi study themes: assumptions behind actions exercising power through kindness copying virtue finding a teacher what is gained from repetition robes and apparatus of the Sufi why you are asked to help laziness. Part 4 Things of the world: an eastern sage and the newspapers basis for people's interest thinking in terms of supply-and-demand the effect of tales and narratives stories of the miraculous continuous versus effective activity capacity comes before opinion sanctified greed psychic idiots when criticism can stop information and experience the teaching is a matter of conduct knowing one's own sincerity the would-be and should-be people satisfactions and purpose of ritual real and ostensible self-improvement roles of teacher and student. Part 5 Action and meaning: real and relative generosity why do Sufis excel? confusion as a personal problem being a Guru systems the vehicle and the objective concern and campaign use, misuse and disuse of forms of study potentiality and function conditioning and education the search for an honest man how can one method be as good as another?. Part 6 Twenty-three study points: a viable unit being supported being physically present intensely standardised organisations and greed generosity as a greed what you do for yourself graduating to a higher morality concluding that we are worthless that which attracts you about us... giving and withholding and external assessment standing between you and knowledge direct contact with a source of knowledge latent knowledge provoking capacity systematic study consistency and system illumination and information habit of judging higher-level work games and annoyance aspirations and acquisition opinion and fact. Part 7 Overall study: learning and non-learning some characteristics of Sufi literature impartiality as a point of view characteristics and purposes of a Sufi group prerequisites for a student of Sufism in step is out of step Dye your Prayer-Rug with Wine the master-dyer method, system and conditioning western culture the western tradition how does the Sufi teach? idiot's wisdom? attacking fires a bridge and its use
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