Why the Jewish Sufi Pilgrim?
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In this opening episode of The Jewish Sufi Pilgrim, writer, musician and independent scholar Lisa England introduces the spiritual crossroads that shaped her journey from evangelical Christianity to Judaism, and into the study of Sufism, sacred sound, and Turkish music therapy.
Drawing on Jewish mysticism, Kabbalah, and encounters with Islamic Sufi traditions, Lisa reflects on how sacred sound, breath, and musical practice have historically functioned as forms of healing and spiritual transformation. She explores the shared cultural landscape of the Silk Road, where Jewish, Muslim, and Central Asian traditions once met in conversation through music, philosophy, and devotional practice.
This episode introduces the idea of a “liminal geography” — a place where distinct spiritual traditions remain intact yet encounter one another in curiosity and reverence.
The Jewish Sufi Pilgrim explores the history, philosophy, and healing traditions of sacred sound across Judaism, Sufism, and the musical cultures of the Silk Road.