Hidden Treasure
An online class series with
Naima Brown and Yaqin Aubert
Tuesdays, Feb 17, Feb 24, Mar 3, Mar 10, Mar 17, & Mar 24
11:00 AM to 12:30 PM ET (New York)
There is a hidden treasure waiting to be revealed through our contemplation of the Divine Names. Once awakened, it enriches our understanding and inspiration allowing us to fulfill our purpose, cultivate our relationships in life, and our contribution to the world.
We will explore several of the Divine names of the One Being through the lens of meditation and wisdom teachings. Using practices of breath, sacred sound, and a variety of meditative methods, we will go deeply into each beautiful quality. We will reflect on the effects of the Divine Names on our unfoldment, issues in life, and spiritual growth.
Please join us for this next practice oriented series.
All are welcome! Ashiqs, Murids, experienced and new travelers on the path…
Where: Zoom online meeting. After registration, the Zoom link will be sent to the email used to register.
Recordings: Audio recordings will be made available a few days after each class to all who have registered.
Class Cost: By donation when registering. Recommended donation is $50 USD, minimum donation is $10 USD, plus ticketing fees. We appreciate your generosity!
Link to Register: https://hiddentreasure2026.eventbee.com
Naima Brown teaches online internationally offering Meditation Classes and Retreats. She guides both group and individual retreats and is a mentor for the pioneering Sophic Whorl Retreat Guide Training. She served as Vice President of the Inayatiyya Inner school and was a founding mentor of Suluk Academy, a school of spiritual study. She is one of the Senior teachers and a Cherag of the Universal Worship for the local Greater Boston Inayatiyya Center.
Yaqin Aubert is a senior teacher and mentor in the Inayatiyya, a mystical and ecumenical lineage rooted in the legacy of Hazrat Inayat Khan. He has taught in the Suluk Academy, a school of contemplative Sufi studies. Yaqin is a certified retreat guide, guiding individual and group retreats. He is a Siraj in the Universal Worship, which honors the unity of religious ideals. He is a storyteller and lives in the rolling hills of western Massachusetts.
Inayatiyya Hudson Valley Center 