Video and Book Announcement: The Fairy's Dream by Hazrat Inayat Khan

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THE FAIRY’S DREAM: A Sufi Tale by Hazrat Inayat Khan

Dear Friends,
We are delighted to announce the release of both a video, free to watch and share, and a book version of Murshid’s classic tale, The Fairy’s Dream. This timeless story holds particular relevance today.

As told by Hazrat Inayat Khan (1882–1927), The Fairy’s Dream explores the mystery of life’s purpose. It tells of a fairy who has a great desire to come to the Earth. To enter a doll’s house, she has to fragment herself into different bits. Ultimately, each part forgets its connection to the whole, and confusion and conflict ensue. Finally, the fairy discovers the power of the awakened heart to unite all the parts, and this brings love, harmony and beauty to the world.

Hazrat Inayat Khan, revered Sufi teacher and classical Indian musician, taught across Europe and North America. He emphasizes the importance of spiritual liberty, tolerance for all, and the realization that all of humanity is united as one family in Love, Harmony, and Beauty.

Video Version: YouTube link: ‘The Fairy’s Dream’: A Sufi Tale by Hazrat Inayat Khan

Video Credits:
Editing, design and illustration by Felicia Norton and Charles Smith
Music: Piano Sonata No. 12 in F Major, K.332/300k: II. Adagio, played by Robert Casadesus, who has graciously allowed its use

Book Version:
A printed version of The Fairy’s Dream is available for sale online. All proceeds from the book support the Hope Project, India, a charitable trust, founded in 1975 by Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan, son of Hazrat Inayat Khan. The Hope Project , provides food, education, and healthcare to those in need in the Nizamuddin Basti area of Delhi.

The printed version is available at the following links:
Barnes & Noble
Amazon

Video and book :copyright: 2024, Twoseasjoin Press.

Warmest wishes,
Kainat Felicia Norton and Muinuddin Charles Smith

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Dear Kainat and Muinuddin,
What a beautiful, creative project for such a significant archetypal tale.
Congratulations.
Love, Gayan

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so beautiful.

| MuinuddinS
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THE FAIRY’S DREAM: A Sufi Tale by Hazrat Inayat Khan

Dear Friends,
We are delighted to announce the release of both a video, free to watch and share, and a book version of Murshid’s classic tale, The Fairy’s Dream. This timeless story holds particular relevance today.

As told by Hazrat Inayat Khan (1882–1927), The Fairy’s Dream explores the mystery of life’s purpose. It tells of a fairy who has a great desire to come to the Earth. To enter a doll’s house, she has to fragment herself into different bits. Ultimately, each part forgets its connection to the whole, and confusion and conflict ensue. Finally, the fairy discovers the power of the awakened heart to unite all the parts, and this brings love, harmony and beauty to the world.

Hazrat Inayat Khan, revered Sufi teacher and classical Indian musician, taught across Europe and North America. He emphasizes the importance of spiritual liberty, tolerance for all, and the realization that all of humanity is united as one family in Love, Harmony, and Beauty.

**Video Version: YouTube link: ‘The Fairy’s Dream’: A Sufi Tale by Hazrat Inayat Khan

Video Credits:
Editing, design and illustration by Felicia Norton and Charles Smith
Music: Piano Sonata No. 12 in F Major, K.332/300k: II. Adagio, played by Robert Casadesus, who has graciously allowed its use

Book Version:
A printed version of The Fairy’s Dream is available for sale online. All proceeds from the book support the Hope Project, India, a charitable trust, founded in 1975 by Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan, son of Hazrat Inayat Khan. The Hope Project , provides food, education, and healthcare to those in need in the Nizamuddin Basti area of Delhi.

The printed version is available at the following links:
Barnes & Noble
Amazon

Video and book :copyright:2024, Twoseasjoin Press.

Warmest wishes,
Kainat Felicia Norton and Muinuddin Charles Smith

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I would love to see the video, but it says that it isn’t available any more.

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Thanks Sharia, the video seems to be working OK and should come up via this link:
The Fairy’s Dream Do let me know if you still are unable to access it. Love, Muinuddin

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Sharia, it worked for me just now.

Maybe, try this link:
The Fairy’s Dream: A Sufi Tale by Hazrat Inayat Khan

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This is such a beautiful version of this timeless story. Really great job Kainat and Muinuddin!

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Thanks so much ! This is beautifull!
Love
Tajalli from Suresnes

Envoyé de mon iPhone

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Absolutely delightful. Thank you for the beauty and your hearts.

Rabia

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Dear Kainat and Muinuddin,

Thank you (and everyone) who brought The Fairy’s Dream to life in both video and book form. It so beautifully honors Hazrat Inayat Khan’s essential teaching story expressing the Message of our Time: awakening of unity. awakening. I love your creative and thoughtful execution through illustrations (magnificent), music (lovely), and design. You have created something truly magical.

I also appreciate your connecting this work to the Hope Project where so many are in need.

Heartfelt thanks, taj

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Wow! Thanks! What a great project.:heart:

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Kainat and Modine
Thank you so much for getting this together and publishing the Fairy’s Dream book. A very ambitious and beautiful undertaking. All blessings and thanks and love to you Shakur.

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Dear Kainat and Muinuddin,
I know that making a film of this story has long been one of Pir Zia’s dreams. You have done it with great style and beauty. Thank you for this labor of love which expresses one of Murshid’s key teachings in the form of a charming story. The combination of amazing images, touching music, and Kainat’s narration brings the story to life. Bravo!
Love, Suhrawardi

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Thank You very much for that wonderful pictures and video, that open a further door to our heart and to the unseen beings.

Could the text/subtitle in the pictures also be made available in other languages?

With love from Germany, Nuremberg

Raqib

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What a so beautifull work, enchanting us with its beauty and delicacy.
It would be wonderful indeed to offer it to the world in different languages.
But how could it be possible ?
Very warmly

Zamyat from France

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What a so beautifull work, enchanting us with its beauty and delicacy.
It would be wonderful indeed to offer it to the world in different languages.
But how could it be possible ?
Very warmly

Zamyat from France

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Hello friends,
I hope it was ok that I shared the fairy tale video with my Gatha class. They love love loved it. Thank you for your efforts and quality workmanship. It will be a treasure for years to come.
Basira KJ

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Thanks so much Zamyat. We will contemplate how to best translate into other languages. (It looks fairly easy to do on the Youtube version, with volunteers!)

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Thank you Basira, and yes, we are most happy that people share the video!