This is an eye-opening history of propaganda and public relations (for which the author coins the term ‘idea bullying’) going back to its origins with…

I have reviewed a number of cultural historian Nicholas Hagger’s books on these topics, notably concerning World Government, a World Constitution and, most recently, the…

I have reviewed a number of cultural historian Nicholas Hagger’s books on these topics, notably concerning World Government, a World Constitution and, most recently, the…

There are many books now calling for a recovery of the indigenous wisdom that everything is alive, conscious and interconnected. A new development, though, is…

There are many books now calling for a recovery of the indigenous wisdom that everything is alive, conscious and interconnected. A new development, though, is…

This is in many ways a companion volume emanating from the same publisher as The Great Upshift launched in December and edited by Ervin Laszlo…

This fascinating study takes as its point of departure the famous 1917 lecture by Max Weber Science as a Vocation, the argument of which helped…

Dr Oliver Lazar has written a landmark book combining his personal journey involving remarkable spiritual experiences and a subsequent research programme on the accuracy of…

Until I open this profoundly reflective book on the cause of the causes of the unfolding global catastrophe and how the contemplative’s spiritual life may…

I recently reviewed (PE 142) Harrie Salman’s excellent comparative spiritual biography of Peter Deunov and Rudolf Steiner as Christian mystics. In this biography of Valentin…