Knowledge, Experience, and Morality in The Sufi Masters’ parable The Tale of the Sands

Knowledge and experience gained through everyday life forms the basis of wisdom. Wisdom can be achieved in various ways. For example, you can create it by running a personal error. You can learn lessons from these mistakes, which in turn form knowledge and experience. The sofa's allegory "sand story" shows how to get knowledge from other people. Fountain of life acquires knowledge, experience, morality from desert to fate.

The metaphor of the blind man and the elephant comes and goes among many religious traditions and is part of the legend of Jainism, Buddhism, Sophie, Hinduism. In different versions of the story, a group of blind people (or a man in the dark) touches the elephant and understands what it is like. Everyone feels a different part, but there is only one part such as sides and ivory. Then, they compare the notes and understand that they do not agree at all. The slave became John Newton, the abolitionist who wrote Grace Grace about the poor. In this sense, blindness can be used as a metaphor (to refer to an ignorant person who acquires knowledge later), or to point to the healing hands of the Bible. In his later life, Newton himself will be blind

Fables are moral short stories, usually including religious courses. The fable of the four soils is the story of Jesus in Gospel of Matthew, Mark, Luke. He told the group of people who gathered near the lake. As the crowd grew bigger, Jesus had to teach his parable from the boat above the lake. According to the Luke the Gospel, Jesus tells his followers as follows. & Lt; Tab / & gt; Four different soils of this metaphor represent four different ways that people can answer God's message. The seed on the road is that when people hear that word, Satan removes it. The person who accepted the word originally was very happy, but it was a short time to plant as a symbol of seeds on the rocky ground. When life worries, wealth frauds, and desires for other things kill the words, it makes a helpless person like seeds sown in thorns.