The Future
Staying Human in a Constantly Changing World
”The pull of the future is stronger than the push of the past.”
Led by Mirza Inayat Khan
Exploring how we can meet change and uncertainty while still finding hope in the future.
Three Sundays: October 11, 18, and 25 · 9:00 am PT / 12:00 pm ET
In this three-part series, Mirza explores what remains distinctly human in the age of artificial intelligence, and what qualities we must pass on to the next generation — drawing from philosophy, the world’s spiritual traditions, and his own experience as a school teacher.
Tuition is offered on a sliding scale, and all are welcome. Click here for more details and to register.
This series is hosted by the Hurqalya Center. Please send any questions about registration, eligibility, or scholarships to the Hurqalya Center team.
Speaker
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Mirza Inayat KhanMirza Inayat Khan grew up in a family of Sufi teachers, the son of Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan and Taj Inayat, and the grandson of Hazrat Inayat Khan. He has studied with Sufi, Jewish, Christian, Islamic, and Buddhist scholars, deepening his understanding of the world’s many wisdom traditions. Mirza serves as Director of Philosophy, Ethics, and World Religions at San Domenico School, where he teaches students from kindergarten through twelfth grade about the inner meaning of spiritual stories and myths. In addition to his work at school, Mirza serves as a counselor in jails and prisons, accompanying inmates through tragedy and redemption.
