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One good way to retain information is to create diagrams of what ever you are studying. I learned this from a teacher of philosophy I had in college whose name was Professor Alfonso Verdu. He would draw diagrams of the philosophies that he was teaching. So I took this method as my own, and did [...]

Quora answer:  If someone self-identifies as a polymath, is he/she actually one? Kent Palmer http://kdp.me Copyright 2011 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymath I am a polymath. I refer you to my answers on Quora, and my works as evidence. Now it is for you to decide if I am actually one. For instanc

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymath I am a polymath. I refer you to my answers on Quora, and my works as evidence. Now it is for you to decide if I am actually one. For instance, Socrates claims to not be a Sophist. But in certain circumstances Plato makes him look precisely like what he is agains

Shaykh Muhammad ibn Habib of Morocco who died in the Seventies over 100 years of age who was a reviver of Sufism and Islam in his time from the Darqawi Tariqa. The following is one of the songs in his Diwan which is some of the most sublime sufic poetry ever written because it is [...]

“From a traditional Muslim’s perceptions, there is a concern with Sufism that it is: (a) distancing itself from the primary sources of Islam: the Qur’an and Sunnah, particularly in matters of how best to serve God;” Rather than distancing itself from the Sunnah, Sufism embraces it totally if it is g

Sufism is not a mixture of Hinduism and Islam, the closest thing to that is the Sikh faith in my opinion. Hinduism has many gods and is polytheism and Islam on the other hand is a radical monotheism, so there is a fundamental incompatibility here between Islam and Hinduism. However, this is not to s