New York: 1988. Contains "The Eternal Return" by Mircea Eliade - From the classic study of recurring cycles in myth and ritual; "Fires of the Solstice" by Marguerite Yourcenar - Solar celebrations through the ages; "Testing the Boundaries" by Harry Remde - A craftsman defines the limits in his work;... More
New York: Parabola, 2017. First edition. Contents include: Ohiyesa, The Great Mystery: A Native American prayer, David Ulrich: To Honor the Sacred: A photographer envisions the sacred and the profane on a Hawaiian island, Betsy Cornwell: The Fairies's Right of Way: It's not nice to mess with the Little People... More
2009. First edition. 221 pages. More
2009. 221 pages. More
Boston: Shambhala, 2017. “All there is is Krishna.” Upon hearing this famous and enigmatic line from the Gita’s seventh chapter when he was a boy, Ravi Ravindra embarked on a journey to understand its deep meaning. The search led him far beyond the tradition from which the text originally arose... More
Sandpoint: Morning Light Press, 2003. First edition. Based on a talk delivered at the Annual Gathering of the Krishnamurti Foundation of America at Ojia, California, May 5, 2002; Numbered limited edition of 100 copies signed by the author and hand bound in an oriental style; 20 unnumbered pages. More
Sandpoint: Morning Light Press, 2003. First edition. Based on a talk delivered at the Annual Gathering of the Krishnamurti Foundation of America at Ojia, California, May 5, 2002; 20 unnumbered pages. More
Halifax, Nova Scotia: Shaila Press, 1999. First edition. This collection of excerpts from the journals of Ravi Ravindra gives a glimpse of the extraordinary teaching of Madame Jeanne de Salzmann. In these recollections of a pupil, we hear Madame de Salzmann's voice; the clarity of her perception and the force... More
Sandpoint: Morning Light Press, 2004. Second edition. This collection of excerpts from the journals of Ravi Ravindra gives a glimpse of the extraordinary teaching of Madame Jeanne de Salzmann. In these recollections of a pupil, we hear Madame de Salzmann's voice; the clarity of her perception and the force of... More
Quest, 1999. First printing. 88 pages. More
Quest, 1999. First printing. 88 pages. More
Sandpoint: Morning Light Press, 2006. First edition. Each of the selections in this compilation of articles is informed by the philosophical background of yoga, especially the two great texts of yoga, the Yoga Sutra and the Bhagavad Gita. All of them speak of and are related to the wisdom of... More
Caracas: Ganesha, 2005. Spanish language edition of Heart without Measure: 278 pages. More
Shaila, 2000. 128 pages. More
New York: Parabola, 2015. First printing. Contents include Hakim Sanai - How can you go forward?: a twelfth-century sage points the way, James Hollis - Amor Fati: How to embrace your life, Tracy Cochran - Part of an Ancient Story: A conversation with Sufi master Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Lillian Firestone -... More
New York: 1998. Contains "Crossing the River" by Linda Hogan - Human time and earth time, "Worlds Living and Dying" by Ravi Ravindra - Consciousness and cyclical existence, "Point of Return" - An interview with Ursula K. Le Guin, "The Age of Tikkun" by Eliezer Shore - Restoring the world's... More
New York: 2008. Contains NOTES ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND SPIRITUAL SEARCH by Ravi Ravindra - Two paths toward the unknown; THE END OF KNOWLEDGE: A conversation with Ravi Ravindra; AFTER THE MOVERS HAVE LEFT by Margaret Pierpont - The mind on meditation retreat; WHAT DOES IT MEAN THAT A PERSON... More
New York: 2004. Contains "The Devil in the Way" by Stephen Batchelor - Emptiness as a path; "First Question" by Ravi Ravindra - What lies behind our masks?; "The Gift of the Call" by Christopher Bamford - From duality to unity; "The Woman in Chains" by Natalie Baan - Andromeda... More
New York: 2004. Contains "The Devil in the Way" by Stephen Batchelor - Emptiness as a path; "First Question" by Ravi Ravindra - What lies behind our masks?; "The Gift of the Call" by Christopher Bamford - From duality to unity; "The Woman in Chains" by Natalie Baan - Andromeda... More