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‘the consciously conservative man... stands alone in a world which, in its all opaque enslavement, boasts of being free’
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Psychological Integration and the Religious Outlook
Art and Isthmus: Esoteric Tradition and Aesthetic Education
Conceptions of the Absolute in Mahayana Buddhism and the Pure Land Way
Remembering Wendell Berry (1934-2026)
Homer, Poet of ‘Maya’
The Sea Within: Odysseus and the Geography of the Soul
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Mythos and Logos: Faith in the Modern World
Mythos (myth, symbol and ritual) and Logos (science and reason) are complementary. Karen Armstrong’s essay explains how modernity’s conflation and imbalance of these approaches has been detrimental to faith and religion.
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
What Thirst Is For
Preliminary Remarks on Reclaiming the Meaning of ‘Religion’
