Douglas Hodgson is a former Dean and Professor of Law living in Perth, Australia. His legal books have focused on human rights and justice, while…

In 1971, Network Member Dr Dewi Rees published a study in the British Medical Journal entitled The hallucinations of widowhood. The use of the term…

Phyllida is an Irish poet, bard, psychotherapist, wise woman and soul carer of the dying, who is also the author of A Celtic Book of…

C. G. Jung’s Modern Man in Search of a Soul was one of the books in the four boxes I took with me during my…

These books are the second and third in a trilogy on the narrative of love, a collaboration with Scherto R. Gill of the Guerrand-Hermes Foundation…

These books are the second and third in a trilogy on the narrative of love, a collaboration with Scherto R. Gill of the Guerrand-Hermes Foundation…

In her endorsement of this wild, passionate and free-spirited book, Marci Schimoff remarks that it is ‘an exceptional and essential read about how to turn…

This book considers the question of free will. Much of its philosophical heavy-lifting (of which there is a lot), consists of reformulating the traditional question,…

Mark Sedgwick is one of the leading scholars of traditionalism and is Professor of Arab and Islamic studies at Aarhus University in Denmark. I have…

Last year, I reviewed the classic 100-year-old study of Béchamp and Pasteur by Ethel Hume, where the nexus of their disagreement was the relationship between…