Islam is the path of primordial nature, which is perpetually the true course of humankind. It does not vary in different conditions. The aspiration of nature are the true desires of the human race and the final destination of human nature is the abode and journey’s end of human happiness and beatitude. The Muslim becomes spiritual as the mirror of the soul is polished to reflect the image of God that was hidden beneath the dust that covered it. In Shi'ite spirituality, the Imams as divine guides are especially prominent. Shi'ite spirituality is expressed in religious activities, in the arts, in the humanities, and in Sufism. In many ways the spirituality of Shi'i Islam is like the spirituality of Sufi Islam among Sunni Muslims, and for good reason. All of the Sufi Orders trace their initiatic chains to Imam Ali (a). 
This text presents a series of twenty-one discourses related to the spirituality of Shi'ism and various key interesting topics in Islam.