The journey to self-discovery entails self purification through removal of inner obstacles like pride, envy, greed, and materialism. These characteristics inhibit man from manifesting his Creator, Allah Almighty, the way Allah Himself intended man to. When man succeeds in removing these impurities from himself, his own character is replaced by Godly attributes. That is the principle that Sufism is based upon- the unification of man, the Best of Allah’s Creation, with Allah, the Creator. Thus, the erosion of man’s identity through inward introspection, until he embodies Godly attributes, is the objective of Sufism. Until then, in our search for Truth, although we may or may not claim that we worship God, but the fact is that our search leads us nowhere, because what we really worship is our base desires. When Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan Chishti, the greatest Sufi Saint the world has ever seen, unprecedentedly propagated this noble and pristine ideology to the masses, it touched millions of hearts and even today, his Chishti Sufi order is a guiding light to millions of people, in the quest of spiritual fulfilment.