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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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Hasan Aga’s Noble Wife and the Spirit of Her World
This paper was first published in the journal Herald of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina (est. 1889) no. 53, year 2025, pp. 15-56, and it is republished here with the journal’s kind permission. The poem it discusses, known as ‘Hasanaginica’, which originated in the seventeenth century,...
Book Review: The Sacred Dance of Ancient India by Sarah Vieira Magalhães
A study by a researcher and dance practitioner of Bharat Natyam, explores the iconography of the sacred dance tradition in India as a vehicle for self-transformation. Her book is reviewed by Professor Neela Bhattacharya Saxena.
Pluribus, Transhumanism, and Theosis
What is God? Mechthild of Magdeburg on the Sphere and the Flowing Light
Sexism and Buddhism: A Shin Buddhist Apologetic
