Ingero and Ishq: A Spiritual Memoir
Ingero and Ishq is a poetic spiritual memoir about grace, suffering, and the soul's return to God. Shaped by childhood trauma and drawn by a series of revelatory dreams, Tim Hutchinson explores how divine love can transform even the most wounded places into sanctuaries of healing.
The journey begins with a dream—and a word the author had never heard: Ingero. Latin for "to carry in," it revealed a grace he had unknowingly carried all his life. Later came another word: Ishq—an ancient Sufi term for burning, ecstatic love for the Divine. Together, these words became keys to a hidden interior path.
This memoir traces that path—from early silence and ache, through collapse, and into a fire that did not destroy, but refined. With language rooted in Christian mysticism and Sufi longing, Hutchinson reflects on the presence of God in dreams, suffering, and surrender.
For those who have suffered deeply, doubted fiercely, or longed for God in the dark, Ingero and Ishq offers not answers, but presence. A witness to the fire and the grace that remain when everything else is stripped away.
