The Alphabet of Paradise
This book is literally set out as an alphabet - awe, bodies, creativity, dreams etc. In the introduction the author explains that he hopes to…… Read More »
Category: Spirituality
Being Consciousness Bliss, a Seeker's Guide
This profound work could serves as a one-year study courseto those readers prepared to dedicate the time. The first part - in search of the…… Read More »
YOU ARE THEREFORE I AM
This inspiring and beautifully written book is the spiritual autobiography of Satish Kumar, the well known editor of Resurgence and programme director of Schumacher College.…… Read More »
Heart Without Measure
Spiritual truths are often too simple for the discursive rational mind, that adjunct of the ego, the limited, fragmented and conditioned part of ourselves that…… Read More »
IN SEARCH OF THE UNITIVE VISION
Is it possible to take Theosophy seriously? Is it possible to take seriously someone who does take it seriously? An Indian theosophist, Mrs Chakravarti, became…… Read More »
SPIRITUALITY AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE: REDISCOVERING A 'FORGOTTEN' DIMENSION
The author of this timely study, who comes from a background in psychiatric nursing and hospital chaplaincy, is currently a lecturer in Practical Theology at…… Read More »
Epic of the Afterlife
Olof Lagercrantz is recognised as one of the leading Swedish literary figures of the last century. Here he presents his well-researched and engagingly written narrative…… Read More »
Do You Need a Guru?
A remarkable and timely book about understanding the student-teacher relationship 'in an era of false prophets'. Mariana Caplan has done the rounds of various gurus…… Read More »
Sermon from the Compost Pile
Subtitled 'seven steps toward creating an inner garden' this is a profound book exploring the parallels between the inner and outer realms by means of…… Read More »
Glorious Companions
Subtitled 'five centuries of Anglican spirituality, this book looks at 29 of the most influential Anglican figures from the 16th century to the present day.…… Read More »