Wali Ali was born in Mississippi in 1942. He attended the University of Alabama at a time when it was a segregated institution and was named college newspaper editor of the year for his newspaper's editorial campaign offering ethical and moral reasons to support integration. He went to graduate school at Vanderbilt University on a fellowship, majoring in Philosophy, with a minor in Theology. He received a M.A. in Philosophy and fulfilled all the requirements for the Ph.D. with the exception of completing his dissertation.

Together with the Grace of God we’ll reunite to kindle and rekindle friendships, to celebrate nature’s majesty at beautiful Camp Adams, and to dive deeply into practice. Pir-o-Murshid Hazrat Inayat Khan’s glorious Sufi Message of Spiritual Liberty provides the fertile ground out of which the teachings and practices will arise. A mature staff brings a dynamic program of wisdom and lineage teachings dedicated to a greater awakening for all. All are invited to return again or to come for the first time to this wonderful circle of love, harmony, and beauty.

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