THERAPY BEYOND MODERNITY
This is a crusading and passionate book. Richard House writes as a practising counsellor who has become deeply disenchanted by the forces which are driving…… Read More »
Book Reviews
Breaking Open the Head
This is a savvy, well-written piece of work that gives the autobiographical account in 38 short, sharp chapters of a cynical New Yorker's journey from…… Read More »
CONSCIOUSNESS: AN INTRODUCTION
There has been a plethora of books on consciousness in the last ten to fifteen years; most of these are recognisably each author's particular take…… Read More »
Revisioning Transpersonal Theory
Many Network Members have been exploring participatory approaches to science and reality for some years, and may well have read the brilliant epilogue of Richard…… Read More »
Science and the Paranormal
It is a particular pleasure to review this book because last year I helped to organise its publication launch at the Society for Psychical Research…… Read More »
The Sceptical Idealist
Michael Oakeshott was one of the leading British 20th century philosophers, and for anyone who wishes to do research into this dispiriting area, this book…… Read More »
A Mind's Matter: An Intellectual Autobiography
The distinguished author of forty-one books, Stanley Jaki's writing is well known to those whose field of research is the historical relationship between physics (especially…… Read More »
IS NATURE EVER EVIL?
This collection of essays is billed as an exploration into religion, science and value. What moral meaning can be discovered when we confront the world…… Read More »
Rebuilding the Matrix
Many of the books written in the field of science and religion are unremarkable reiterations of material too frequently cited elsewhere. Denis Alexander has produced…… Read More »
LOTUS BIRTH
This book brings up a very important issue – the role of the placenta for the newborn baby. Current practice in the modern cultures around…… Read More »