A Longing of Being
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De Sanctitate Abscondita
Why Be Bleak When You Can Have Blake?
Remarks on Esoterism in the Works of Frithjof Schuon
Book Review: The Enigma of Gender by Hans-Georg Moeller
Religion, Science and Politics in a Dark Age
Announcing Sacred Web Volume 54
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From Homer to the Qur’an: Hermeneutical Strategies in the Hellenic and Islamic Traditions
The essay explores analogies between interpretation of the Homeric poems in the ancient Hellenic philosophical ‘paideia’ and that of the Qur’an in the Islamic tradition.
Martin Lings, The Poet-Sufi
This essay on the poetry of Martin Lings regards it as the consummate disclosure of his spirituality: ‘His mysticism is the archetype, his poetry the symbol.’
What Thirst Is For
Preliminary Remarks on Reclaiming the Meaning of ‘Religion’
Announcing Volume 53 of Sacred Web
