I am Not a Brain
Markus Gabriel is still in his late 30s, and has since 2009 held the chair of epistemology in the University of Bonn. An indication of…… Read More »
Book Reviews
BlindSpots
Subtitled '21 good reasons to think before you talk', this is popular philosophy at its best, questioning cliches and generalities such as we create our…… Read More »
Heart of Oneness
This reflective 'little book of connection' enables readers to stand back from the violent images portrayed on our screens every day and the realisation that…… Read More »
Face to Face with Spirit
This is the engaging autobiography of an award-winning architect and urban designer who found her life path drawing her into working as a spiritual medium…… Read More »
Human by Design
The message of this book is encapsulated in its subtitle - from evolution by chance to transformation by choice, going beyond the classic Darwinian story…… Read More »
Svabavikasutra - the Roots of the Bhagavad Gita
Although originally trained in thermodynamics, the author has devoted many years to the study of the Gita and has published two previous books on it.…… Read More »
Is Your God Big Enough, Close Enough, You Enough?
Subtitled 'Jesus and the three faces of God', this book owes its structure to the work of Ken Wilber in the study of integral theory…… Read More »
The Spirit of Simplicity
Authors: Dom Jean-Baptiste Chautard, Thomas Merton
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Philosophy Spirituality
This classic book about Cistercian spirituality was edited and translated by Thomas Merton in 1948. The first part is by the French Abbot Jean-Baptiste Chautard…… Read More »
Wisdom from the Christian Mystics
The purpose of this profound work is to put authentic mystical theology back into centre stage and reverse the condemnation of Quietism dating back to…… Read More »
Reincarnation – A Christian Perspective
Friedrich Rittelmeyer (1872-1938) was a Lutheran pastor until he founded the Christian Community, based on the teachings of Rudolf Steiner, in 1922. This book was…… Read More »