New York: Parabola Books, 2004. Foreward by Larry Dossey; Articles by Jacques Lusseyran, Thomas Dooling, Kat Duff, Edward Srachura, Lewis Thomas, Marvin Barrett; Milton H. Erikson; Arthur Osborne, Helen M. Luke and others; 228 pages. More
New York: Society for the Study of Myth and Tradition, 2006. Includes a brief excerpt from a talk by Lord John Pentland titled The Thinking of a Man of Vision: Four Virtues of a Real Thinker, also, a review of Frank Sinclair's Without Benefit of Clergy reviewed by David Appelbaum... More
New York: Society for the Study of Myth and Tradition, 2005. Includes "Another Axis Within", An Interview with Paul Reynard; "On Not Speaking" by Brother Paul Quenon; "The Secret Practice" by Laura Simms; "Negative Capability" by Christopher Bamford; "Nothing to Gain, Nothing to Lose" by Sheng Yen; "Listening to Another"... More
New York: Society for the Study of Myth and Tradition, 2005. Includes "Another Axis Within", An Interview with Paul Reynard; "On Not Speaking" by Brother Paul Quenon; "The Secret Practice" by Laura Simms; "Negative Capability" by Christopher Bamford; "Nothing to Gain, Nothing to Lose" by Sheng Yen; "Listening to Another"... More
Hillsdale: Sophia Perennis, 2004. First edition. The interfaith movement, which began with the 1893 World's Parliament of Religions in Chicago, has grown worldwide. Although this movement has been largely unknown to the public, it now provides a spiritual face for globalization, the economic and political forces leading us all from... More
London: Perennial, 1978. First edition. The title implies a study of Gurdjieff's teaching in light of Guenon's but much more ink is given to criticizing Gurdjieff's life in light of Perry's supposed morality. Price is intended to dissuade "checking it out" without knowing what you are getting into. 104 pages. More
London: Perennial, 1978. First edition. The title implies a study of Gurdjieff's teaching in light of Guenon's but much more ink is given to criticizing Gurdjieff's life in light of Perry's supposed morality. Price is intended to dissuade "checking it out" without knowing what you are getting into. 104 pages. More
2007. Brief quotations on hundreds of subjects; Introduction by Huston Smith; Foreword by Marco Pallis; 1,144 pages. More
2007. Brief quotations on hundreds of subjects; Introduction by Huston Smith; Foreword by Marco Pallis; 1,144 pages. More
New York: 1996. Contains "The Noble Traveler by Alvin Moore, Jr. - The soul in the subtle realm; "Lord of Flowers" by Laurette Séjourné - Causing the flower of the body to bloom; "The Soul's Religion" by Thomas Moore - Religion as--not versus--spirituality; "Ba and Khu" by Normandi Ellis -... More
New York: 2000. First edition. Contains "Misfortune's Fortune" by Laura Simms -That unpredictable play of reversal in stories, "Moving Through Milestones" - An interview with Sobonfu Somé, "Beyond Fate" by David and Sharon Hoffman - Chance interventions in the inevitable, "What Is Our Own Doing?" by Plotinus - A classic... More
New York: 2000. First edition. Contains "Misfortune's Fortune" by Laura Simms -That unpredictable play of reversal in stories, "Moving Through Milestones" - An interview with Sobonfu Somé, "Beyond Fate" by David and Sharon Hoffman - Chance interventions in the inevitable, "What Is Our Own Doing?" by Plotinus - A classic... More
New York: Harper Collins, 2010. First edition. With its holistic approach, this provocative and well-reasoned book takes the discussion of sustainability and climate change in a new direction. Prince Charles shows how the solutions to problems like climate change lie not only in technology but in our ability to change... More
London: Temenos, 1989. Contributors include Keith Critchlow, Josef Pieper, Henry Corbin, Jonathan Griffin, Gilbert Durand, Wilson Harris, Joscelyn Godwin, Robert Bly, Kathleen Raine, Jean MacVean, William Chittick, Patrick Pye, John Carey, Juan Negrin, Peter Russell, Richard Baez, Leonard Lewisohn on Shabestrari, William Radice, Stephan Cross on E.B. Havell, Robin Skelton... More
London: Temenos, 1990. Contributors include Yasunari Takahashi on Noh Plays, Jack Herbert, Wendell Berry, Angela Voss, Sachchitananda Vatsayayan, James Cowan, Dante, Samuel Beckett, Suheil Bushrui and Paul Davies on Beckett, Kechav Malik, Brian Keeble on the art of Cecil Collins, Peter Russell, Grevel Lindop, Nirmal Verna, Keith Critchlow, Akhtar Qamber... More
London: Temenos, 1983. Contributors include Joscelyn Godwin on the Golden Chain of Orpheus, Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay, Sohravardi with commentary by Henry Corbin, Robert Duncan, Brian Keeble, S.N. Nasr, Kathleen Raine, Czeslaw Milosz on Swedenborg plus the poem Pax, plus reviews, also, Eight color plates of dyed paintings on the subject of... More
London: Temenos, 1984. Contributors include Kathleen Raine on Yeats and Kabir, Jean Mabrino, Peter Redgrove, Sisirkumar Ghose, Marco Pallis, Keith Critchlow, Jan le Witt, Peter Malekin, Philip Sherrard on C.P. Cavafy, plus reviews, also, Eight color plates of Islamic geometric designs with an introdcutionory essay by Keith Critchlow; 296 pages. More
London: Temenos, 1985. Contributors include Brian Keeble, S.H. Nasr on Islamic Architecture, Pupul Vayakar, Paul Celan, Joscelyn Godwin on Musical Alchemy, Wendell Berry, Nancy Wilson Ross on Morris Graves, John Montague, Jeremy Reed, Yves Bonnefoy, John Carey, Kapila Vatsyayan, Jonathon Griffin, Grevel Lindop, Corinna Marnau, Samuel Menashe, R.H. Morrison, Robin... More
London: Temenos, 1986. Contributors include Pierre Emmanuel, Liam Miller, Thomas Kinsella, John Montague, Sheila Dhar on Hindustani Music, David Mitchell, Jean Mambrino, Bertand Matthieu on Henry Miller, James Cowan, Peter Redgrove, Jeremy Reed on Gerard Manly Hopkins, David Gascoyne, Jean Tardieu, Kathleen Raine, Arthur Cooper, plus reviews, also, eight color... More
London: Temenos, 1986. Contributors include Pierre Emmanuel, Liam Miller, Thomas Kinsella, John Montague, Sheila Dhar on Hindustani Music, David Mitchell, Jean Mambrino, Bertand Matthieu on Henry Miller, James Cowan, Peter Redgrove, Jeremy Reed on Gerard Manly Hopkins, David Gascoyne, Jean Tardieu, Kathleen Raine, Arthur Cooper, plus reviews, also, eight color... More
New York: Princeton Univ Press, 1968. First printing. The A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts - 1962; Bollingen Series XXXV, 11; Two volumes with marking ribbons in slip-case; Includes a hand-written, signed letter, with envelope, from the author to a person at The Boolingen Foundation expressing her gratitude for... More
Golgonooza, 2008. Second edition with corrections. 368 pages. More
London: Temenos, 2008. First edition. 153 pages. 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