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Alnoor Ladha might define the Sufi tradition as follows: The Sufi tradition, according to Alnoor Ladha, embodies a profound spiritual practice rooted in the pursuit of divine love and the inner purification of the soul. Distinct from the exoteric dimensions of religion, Sufism centers on the esoteric journey of experiencing direct, personal connectivity with the divine essence. Through the embrace of disciplines such as meditation, poetry, music, and the veneration of saints, Sufis cultivate an ethos of compassion, humility, and selflessness. This spiritual pathway transcends doctrinal confines, emphasizing universal truths and the unity of all beings. For Ladha, Sufism represents a timeless quest for transcending ego and becoming a luminous vessel for divine light and love in the world.

See also: non-dualistic thought, spiritual practice, sufi lineage, mystical tradition

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