Sufi’s Path: Lightworkers’ Common Dharmic Mission & Life Purpose on Earth

The term “Suf,” etymologically holds a dual significance. It has its roots in Arabic word “suf” (صوف) meaning wool, and symbolizes detachment from material pursuits and returning to humbleness of simplicity. That’s why, it’s reasonable to find another root in the Arabic word safa (صفاء), meaning “purity”. In my opinion, it also highly resonates with the Greek word “sofia,” meaning wisdom or knowledge. This dual etymology encapsulates the essence of the Suf path — a harmonious integration of love and knowledge.

The main purpose of Sufi path resides in the eternal love of the voyager of this journey. It transcends illusionary 3D based perspectives, and becomes an intense yearning for divine union on Earth. The Sufi poet Rumi paints this love as a cosmic force, a journey where the heart’s fervent passion becomes a guiding light. This love is mirrored in the seeker’s relentless pursuit of knowledge, not confined to the intellect but reaching into the mystical realms of existence.

The Sufi’s journey can be described as a pilgrimage of the soul where love and knowledge entwine. Love becomes the fuel that propels the voyager forward, while knowledge infused with wisdom provides the lantern guiding through the mysteries of existence.