Traditions

Grégoire de Kalbermatten >

The Third Advent proposes and describes a new category of perception which balances, heals and connects us to the primordial power of life itself. Our world is in turmoil – undoubtedly a reflection of the complex imbalances that afflict every level of global society – and many fear that mankind is doomed to failure.

Udo Szekulics >

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John Noyce >

A study of the translators and their English and French translations of Tukaram's Marathi abhangas. Chapters include: Christian missionaries and other 19th century translators; Biblical English; Modern translations; with glossary, and a comprehensive chronological listing of western language writings on Tukaram.

John Noyce >

A global sourcebook of historical texts on visions and prophecies of the Divine Feminine.

John Noyce >

Visions of Sophia in 17th and 18th century Europe received by Jacob Boehme, John Pordage, Jane Lead, Gottfried Arnold, Johann George Gichtel, Novalis, Friedrich Holderlin, Johann Jacob Wirz, and others.

John Noyce >

This book considers visions in the literature of medieval Europe with particular reference to visions that can be considered to be of the Divine Feminine in a variety of forms including Wisdom (Sapientia), Philosophia and Natura amongst others.

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Guidance and truth from sages, saints, incarnations and people of wisdom through the ages and from around the world: inspiring art and inspiring words for spiritual ascent.

William Blake >

The Light of William Blake Book Two

William Blake >

A fully illustrated book with a commentary by Sahaja Yogi Udo Szekulics.

John Noyce >

This volume examines the ways in which a feminine Divine figure, described variously as the Goddess, Sophia and the Divine (or Eternal) Feminine, has manifested Herself throughout history to guide and encourage those who worship Her.