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Give me your video suggestions!

Hey guys!

I would love to know what topic you would like to see covered in the near future. I have plenty of ideas myself, but I'd really like to get some input from you as well! Leave any suggestions as a comment here!

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More sects in Buddhist traditions like Mahayana, Theravada and their later developments as Dozgchen, Zen etc

Evelyn Tao

I'd love to see a video that compares and contrasts the monist concepts that run through such diverse systems of thought as Sufism, Advaita Vedant, Gnostic thought, and so on. The contrasts are important of course but what astonished me was the similarity given how separated by time, culture, and contest these systems are

Hrishikesh Diwan

Iconoclasm with the Byzantines!

Elizabeth Groff (GR)

It might be interesting to your youtube followers to offer an ad-free version of your videos for patreon supporters...

J Jones

a simple video on a easy to practice ancient and hidden method, for a lay man to be successful and live with much luck.

WC2022 Q

How about a Course in Miracles? Tips in with the neoplatonism there!

Frederique Boele

would like more than what's available on this path (what I found above)

Marlin

Inspirations on the Path of Blame and Sufism and the Way of Blame by Yannis Toussulis

Marlin

Good idea!

Filip Holm

Rudolf Steiner

Airic Easm

Chinese Islamic Jurisprudence, political Islam in communist China, sinic of Islam.

Airic Easm

Theosophy!

Tommie Kelly

Please do Alevism. I think it's one of the most interesting sects in Islam. I even can't decide whether it's Islam or not. Women does participate in religious services mixed with men (cem). It's forbidden for us to go to mosque and pray. Sometimes people drink wine for commemorating Ali. Some Christian figures are also accepted as saints such as Elijah and George. As trivia, The Janissaries had to be Bektashi for initiation. And some Christians converted to Alevism en masse to escape acrocities which, funnily, another persecuted belief itself. Also, the main lodge is in Albania rather than Turkey because Atatürk banned lodges.

Melih Elmas

I love Ramon Llull, and really want to cover him at some point.

Filip Holm

I would love to see a video that covers Ramon Llull (Raimundus Lullus). I know that’s a tall order but maybe he’s already on your radar anyway. Keep up the excellent work!

Philipp Blume

Yeeees! NOI, Five Percenters, Nuwaubian Nation... huge recommandation for Michael Muhammad Knights books Ehen it comes to this.

Martin Wittner

Wasn't Shams Tabrizi famous for that?

Martin Wittner

Taqwacore The Nuwaubian Nation Five Percenters Nation of Islam (Last there could maybe be summed up)

Martin Wittner

Abdul-Qādir Bedil

wazhma ehrari

You should do a video on Hazrat Mahdi, the prince that was promised, and is yet to come!

Allison Hudson

jilani

coins

Caste in South-Asian religions

Sankalp

Ahmadiyyas

Sankalp

Also, Idries Shah

Gina Athena

That concept (I’ve forgotten what it’s called) of reaching illumination not through the line of masters but by one’s self (possibly by influence Hidthr character) and any recorded who have done so like Ibn Arabi.

Gina Athena

Falun Dafa

Gina Athena

Hidthr

Gina Athena

Hi Philip. You asked a few weeks ago about other ideas for videos. I gave you some suggestions then. But I'd been thinking over the past few weeks about three other religious figures that I'd be interested in getting your take on: Hafez of Shiraz, Origen of Alexandria - especially his ideas on reincarnation and Shams-i-Tabrizi. If you could do something on those, it would be really cool. Thanks, Brian

Brian ó' Caoindealbháin

How about a video about the Black American Muslim tradition? A video about African-American religion in general would also be interesting.

Wrik Chatterjee

Imam Mahdi

Azadeh Rasooli

Shamanism? It would be a bit of a departure from your usual focus on specific historical figures and texts in established religions. It's as much an anthropological subject as it is a religious studies subject. The are a lot of controversies to explore, such as whether the term shamanism can even be properly applied outside of a very specific context. But I'd be very interested to hear your take on some of those issues. Michael Harner is a good writer to start with if you're interested.

Thomas Blase

What about the religions, customs, beliefs, and worldviews of Amazonian tribes (can pick tribe or be more general)?

Ahmed Ijunad Junaid

Cool topics! Thanks!

Filip Holm

I've definitely considered traveling and making videos on location, so to say!

Filip Holm

That's a great idea I hadn't though about. Just a general video on the Essenes could be cool, and I could bring up the topic on Jesus' connection to them in the video. Thanks!

Filip Holm

Yep! Good one

Filip Holm

Absolutely!

Filip Holm

(1) More about Sufi music, especially contemporary Sufi genres like Sufi rock (2) Something about New Age spirituality (historical roots and influences)

Wrik Chatterjee

I the the satanic verses and the author getting stabbed in an important topic currently. I tried looking up info on the topic and all I found were partisan points of views and were not very insightful

josh

Hi Philip. Your videos really are fascinating and very professionally done. I look forward to them each time. What I think would be really cool is if you could do something about G.I. Gurdjieff, P.D. Ouspensky and J.G. Bennett.

Brian ó' Caoindealbháin

Kashmir Shaivism and other vids on Buddhism!

Alex Otsuki

4, Travel. Have you thought about leading a group of people to the Middle East to learn about Islam? It could be fascinating and I think many would be interested. You could start at the Blue Mosque in Istanbul, and move around holy sites. It could also include archaeological sites and artistic heritage, maybe even a trip to Iran. You could partner with reputable travel companies like Far Horizons or National Geographic or American Archaeological Institute.

Karen Nardi

3. Christian mysticism and the spiritual practices of the Christian wisdom traditions (spiritual exercises of St. Ignatius, various forms of prayer including heychasm and centering prayer, icon visualization, meditation, ). It would be interesting to compare them with spiritual practices of other religions. One reason so many people have drifted away from Christianity is that churches do not offer the concrete spiritual practices that so many enjoy in Buddhism and other eastern traditions.

Karen Nardi

2. Cults versus religion.

Karen Nardi

1. The Essenes, and was Jesus an Essene?

Karen Nardi

perennialism

Faris Algosaibi

Different philosophical schools of Hinduism namely - Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Samkhya, Yoga, Mimansa, Vedanta and sub-schools within them like shaiv, Vashnav, shaktya and Nath. I know you already covered little bit of vedanta under Shankara's and Ramanuja's episode but there is lot more to cover in Hinduism.

Hemant Nimbark

Another suggestion is also the internal differences between the major religions e.g the schism between catholic and orthodox, the essense of the 15th century reformations (i.e protestantism), the sunni-shia split (its history, theological differences, etc). Those are known examples but you could also apply that idea to judaism, hinduism, Buddhism, etc.

Fodool

Ooo I didn't know about the shinto episode. I'll definitely be watching that pretty soon.

Fodool

Already did a Shinto episode, but Confucianism is a possible candidate. Andrew already did a really great series on that, but I could always put my own spin on it, I guess!

Filip Holm

Yep, I still probably will. Nice to know that there is still interest!

Filip Holm

Definitely something I should do!

Filip Holm

Interesting idea!

Filip Holm

Maybe confucianism or Shintoism? Or maybe more material about hinduism

Fodool

Malamatiyya (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malamatiyya) of which ibn Arabi, Mensur Halaj and Shams were part of. More than a year ago, you told me: "I've definitely thought about making videos about them at same point, and I probably will!"

Nedim Sabic

The Bektashi Sufi Order. Less known, but still great, poets like Nesimi and Yunus Emre were followers of this order

Hanan Fikri

Systemizing of the naksibendi orda

Burak

Comparison betwenn the Ottoman millet system and the modern system in Malaysia. Or between the millet system and Muslims and nonmuslims in spain

Burak


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