Studies in the Gospels, Volume 2
A perceptive commentary on the New Testament, with a particular emphasis on The Gospel of Luke. Written by an early pioneer associated with the Christian…… Read More »
Book Reviews
The Meaning of Life
This book was originally published in Russian in 1925, and records the author's bitter experience during the Revolution, searching for meaning in suffering, which the…… Read More »
Peace is Every Breath
Many readers will be familiar with Thich Nhat Hahn, who celebrates his 85th birthday this year. This new book extends his work on mindfulness to…… Read More »
Blacker, Beasts & The Bestiary
Readers who knew Thetis Blacker will be delighted by this inaugural memorial lecture held at the Temenos Academy, of which Thetis was a fellow. As…… Read More »
Rhythms of the Week
An exploration of time and other rhythms of life, especially that of the week, which the author interprets as reflecting different moods. The book contains…… Read More »
Spirits with Scalpels
Dr. Paul Williams writes: The phenomenon of healing in Brazil is well documented but in this valuable and important book Greenfield gets closer than most…… Read More »
Awaken Your Inner Wisdom
BK Jayanti has been in a leadership position with the Brahma Kumaris for over 35 years, and here she distils her wisdom under a number…… Read More »
On Being
Peter Atkins is well known as an exponent of scientific materialism and absolute believer in the adequacy of this approach to answer any and every…… Read More »
Energizing Water
Authors: Iain Trousdell, Jochen Schwuchow, John Wilkes
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Science Philosophy of Science
A number of readers will be familiar with the more esoteric work on water connected with Rudolf Steiner, focusing more on qualitative aspects, rhythmic patterns…… Read More »
The Routledge Companion to Philosophy of Science
Widely acclaimed by specialists in the field, this Companion serves as an overall introduction to the subject. The four parts deal with the historical and…… Read More »