Our good friend Amer Latif will present a  Qur’anic meditation on how our idea of God veils the actual presence of God in our lives and in the world.  He will be playing the Neh, a traditional flute.  Amer Latif moved from Marlboro College when it closed to teach Comparative Religion at Emerson College in … Continue reading “Eggs Are Not Always Egg-Shaped”

Our dear friend Amer Latif returns to the pulpit this morning to tell us about the essence of meditation and worship within the Islamic contemplative tradition of Sufism.  His talk will focus on how accepting and attending to the moment opens us to freedom and joy.  Amer taught comparative religion at Marlboro College and is … Continue reading Sufi Meditation