What People Say

Letter to Adnan about Classes with tamsin

“Dear Adnan. I moved to Byron Bay a little over a month ago. That is when I saw Tamsin Murray’s flyers about the Sufi Workshop. It all was very interesting. I was searching for more information about Sufism for a lot of years but wasn’t very successful. A few times I talked to people who said they were Sufis but all my questions were answered with a question for me and I never found out more than what I had found in books.

I got interested in Buddhism by the age of sixteen and started to meditate, practice yoga, become a vegetarian and spend time in Buddhist Temples in Sri Lanka and Thailand. I liked the work a lot but I was not content. My ability to meditate was poor for my mind was so hard to slow down and the harder I tried the more thoughts raced through my head. I kept on trying; sitting and meditating for hours.

I always questioned the idea of different Gods and always believed that there is only one GodThat is how I became interested in Sufism. I opened up a book one day and the first sentence I read was – “There is no God but God.”  I knew that it was true, but it took eight years until I had the pleasure to meet Tamsin.

After the first two times at her workshop I just felt so good. For years I tried to live in the moment with meditation and yoga with only little success. With your work it came so much easier for me to just be, and many times during the work tears fell from my eyes not because of sadness but for total love of God, and the happiness and contentment I felt in my heart while chanting God’s name or doing any of the other work.Now I need to thank you for allowing Tamsin to teach here in Australia. I hope she will return one day, maybe with you, and teach again. I continue to practice what I have learned from Tamsin, but I do miss the company of other people in the group. 

Thank you again Mr. Sarhan. I do hope to meet you one day. I just need you to know that my heart has opened up thanks to your teachings. I feel I have found the path of truth and all there is, is God.
Best wishes, Silke Dailey”             
Suffolk Park, NSW, Australia.