What Was in Buddha's Left Hand?
Subtitled 'Tantric teachings to transform neurosis into sanity', this book draws on four decades of Buddhist study and practice along with the author's clinical experience…… Read More »
Author: David Lorimer
Myth, Meaning, and Antifragile Individualism
This book is a critical exposition and evaluation of the ideas of Jordan Peterson, who has become very well-known in the last few years; his…… Read More »
Awakening to a New Reality
I have known and worked with Janice for over 30 years and this book, subtitled 'conscious conversations across the horizon of death' describes communications over…… Read More »
Christianity Expanding
Don MacGregor's vision of an expanded framework of wisdom Christianity consonant with modern scientific insights is a fitting articulation for our times with its emphasis…… Read More »
A Treasury of Mystic Terms, Part II, Volumes 7-10
Although originally from a scientific background and the author of a number of books on biology and consciousness during the 1990s, John Davidson has dedicated…… Read More »
Calling Philosophers Names
This fascinating scholarly book is a breakthrough study about the origins of the term philosopher in Ancient Greece. The title reflects the fact that it…… Read More »
Quiet Courage of the Inner Light
In this moving and profound series of reflections, Philip distils the wisdom gleaned from his lifelong spiritual odyssey that took him to Ramana Maharshi's Arunachala…… Read More »
On Being Me
The author is professor of philosophy and bioethics at New York University. In this personal book, he gives an account of what it means to…… Read More »
Small Guide, Big Journey
Synchronistically, the number of pages in the small book corresponds to the age of the author, who has worked for decades in transpersonal psychology and…… Read More »
The God Formula
I have reviewed a number of Lars's previous books including his magisterial O Manuscript and subsequent shorter works on the laws of light. For those…… Read More »