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What is Conservatism?

by Titus Burckhardt in Politics Featured — September, 2026

‘the consciously conservative man... stands alone in a world which, in its all opaque enslavement, boasts of being free’

Psychological Integration and the Religious Outlook

by Rama Poonambalam Coomaraswamy Featured — September, 2026

Art and Isthmus: Esoteric Tradition and Aesthetic Education

by Paul Davies Featured — September, 2026

Conceptions of the Absolute in Mahayana Buddhism and the Pure Land Way

by John Paraskevopoulos Featured — September, 2026

Remembering Wendell Berry (1934-2026)

by M. Ali Lakhani Featured — September, 2026

Homer, Poet of ‘Maya’

by Charles Upton Featured — August, 2026

The Sea Within: Odysseus and the Geography of the Soul

by Mateus Soares de Azevedo Featured — August, 2026

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Religion and the Environment: An Interview with Seyyed Hossein Nasr

by M. Ali Lakhani in Environment & Nature Mar 9, 2024 — 19 min read

Dr. Seyyed Hossein Nasr’s views on the environment are related to the principial foundations of a cosmology in which the physical environment of the phenomenal world are seen as a manifestation of the theophany rooted in the Sacred, and therefore connecting Man and Nature to God.