The God of the Left Hemisphere
This is an important new scholarly study bringing together the work of Blake, Iain McGilchrist and the well-known TED presentation by Jill Bolte Taylor about…… Read More »
Book Reviews
I Can See Clearly Now
Wayne Dyer will be well known to many readers for his books and other programmes. This new book is his autobiography written in a very…… Read More »
The New Atheism and Its Critics
Authors: Howard K. Wettstein, Peter A. French
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Philosophy Spirituality
This is a volume of Midwest Studies in Philosophy with 12 contributions from different angles of the debate. The initial essay reminds us that it…… Read More »
Love Has Forgotten No One
Gary Renard is among the best-known teachers taking as his point of departure A Course In Miracles, which many readers will no doubt be familiar.…… Read More »
The Human Being
Hans Schwarz is professor of systematic theology and contemporary theological issues at the University of Regensburg. In this brilliant and erudite book, he covers a…… Read More »
Self-Realization and Inner Necessity
Subtitled 'thinking about how to live' this reflective and detailed philosophical treatment examines important themes of self-determination, choice and authenticity. Interestingly, one learns nothing about…… Read More »
Supersoul
In a series of books, Ian Lawton has been working out what he calls a rational spirituality on the business of great deal of reading…… Read More »
Harmonic Power Book 2 (Parts II-VI)
Keith Foster is a polymath concerned with well-being and its enhancement. The first part of the book deals with various aspects of health including water…… Read More »
The Wisdom Way Book 1 (Part 1) of Harmonic Power
This is the first part and a summary of what follows in the larger book reviewed below. It is billed as a 141-day guide to…… Read More »
Crimes Against Humanity
This is a novel about the very real possibility of a pandemic, in this case infecting the Earth's oceans and thereby threatening planetary life in…… Read More »