MEDITATING SELFLESSLY
This most remarkable book is the jewel in the crown of James Austin's series of books describing the relationship between Zen meditation and practice and…… Read More »
Book Reviews
The End of Death
Boldly subtitled 'how near-death experiences prove the afterlife', this book covers a range of phenomena including OBEs, deathbed visions, after death communication and reincarnation. It…… Read More »
Making Sense of Death and Immortality
Paul Badham is the creator of the Death and Immortality MA programme at the University of Wales in Lampeter, and has been actively writing about…… Read More »
Do Dogs Dream?
Stanley Coren is one of the world's leading dog researchers whose career spans nearly 50 years and includes seven books and countless scientific papers. The…… Read More »
Poems
This short book of poems is divided into two parts, with one part consisting of poems written in the late 1960s, and the other after…… Read More »
Stargazers' Almanac 2014
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: General
This useful and beautifully produced calendar can be put on your wall to orient you through the year. There are instructions in the front with…… Read More »
Neo-Nature
This striking new collection of Love-Nature poems combines these elements skilfully into evocative and sometimes erotic narrative pieces. I liked the sentence at the beginning…… Read More »
Temenos Academy Review 2013
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: General
This annual review is always a feast of interesting material centred around such themes as wisdom, civilisation and tradition, and emphasising the vertical dimensional life.…… Read More »
African Temples of the Annunaki
This fascinating illustrated book makes a strong case for a relatively advanced civilisation in Southern Africa, from which Egyptian and Sumerian culture later emerged. It…… Read More »
Leonardo da Vinci
This controversial book was first published in 1910 as a psychobiography or pathography of Leonardo, which arguably tells one more about Freud and his theories…… Read More »