Category: Book reviews
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The Western Esoteric Traditions (Part 9)
Jung believed a radical shift in human consciousness would characterise this new age: self-awareness would become the equivalent of God-awareness.
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Revelation of the Magi
This text purports to have been written by the Magi themselves; however unlikely that might be, it reads like an exciting novel, the important message of which we might only have been ready for today.
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The Western Esoteric Traditions (Part 8)
In his amazing vision, his experience was such that he’d not climbed up into the Deity; instead, the Deity had climbed into him.
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The Celestial Way (part 4)
This is not to suggest that every spiritual being encountered in this process will work in our best interests.
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The Celestial Way (part 3)
Astrology orients us to the temporal world by connecting with the underlying patterns and rhythms.
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The Celestial Way (part 2)
To loosen the grip you may have on reason, the pride of the Enlightenment as the be-all and end-all would open you up to alternative worldviews.
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The Celestial Way (part 1)
This is our worldview. We are loath to change it. No, it isn’t so much that we refuse to change it but that we usually don’t even realise we hold it.
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A Tale of Two Heroines & The Acorn Theory
Hillman reminds us although mainstream Western society would have us believe otherwise, life was never meant to be an ego-fuelled race to the finish-line.
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Character & Calling (Part 5)
In modern western society, we are addicted to the societal fantasy that in bringing us up (or failing to do so), our parents screw us up.
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Domesday
Actually, the Domesday Book is five separate books, or at least that’s where it stands today.