by admin | Apr 25, 2018 | Blog Posts, Books, Reviews
A few years back, I did a little revisiting of my work with Franz Bardon’s books. It’s always instructive to look back over where I’ve been and track how it got me here, and Bardon had such a large and unambiguously positive role to play in my...
by admin | Nov 18, 2015 | Blog Posts, Books, Reviews
Diaphany: A Journal & Nocturne, Volume One Aaron Cheak, PhD; Sabrina Dalla Valle, MFA; Jennifer Zahrt, PhD (eds) 2015 Rubedo Press Aaron Cheak of Rubedo Press kindly sent me a PDF of Diaphany for the purpose of a review and after only the first few pages I knew...
by admin | Sep 20, 2015 | Books, Reviews
When read literally, the Vedas seem like hymns, rituals, and magic spells devoted to many gods, goddesses, and spirits all seasoned in a warrior triumphalism. But the parabolic commentaries of the Upanishads and distillations of the epics and Puranas reveal a clearer...
by admin | Aug 15, 2014 | Blog Posts, Books, Reviews
Tantric Physics I: Cave of the Numinous” Craig Williams, a.k.a. Yogacharya Dharma Rakshaka Theion Publishing, 2014 159 pages, hardbound (540 copies), leatherbound (60 copies) First of all, let me say a little something about the artifact itself. As a small press...
by admin | Jul 27, 2014 | Blog Posts, Books, Moral Politics, Reviews, Spirituality
A Note of Introduction: The following essay was written in the winter of 2013, immediately after my reading of the book in question. I had originally intended it to run on another website, but it was not published there so as not to produce conflict. After that...
by admin | Jan 27, 2014 | Blog Posts, Books, Reviews
[In] the case of intellectual intuition, knowledge is not possessed by the individual insofar as he is an individual, but insofar as in his innermost essence he is not distinct from his Divine Principle. Thus metaphysical certitude is absolute because of the identity...
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