Category: Book Reviews

  Mithraism was one of the great ancient “mystery cults” which flourished in the Graeco-Roman world. Accordingly, it’s teachings were kept secret and passed down mostly by oral tradition. And

  In The Phenomenon of Man, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin presents a complex and genre-defying account of the history and future of mankind. He attempts to prove mankind’s special status

                          Interest in mysticism, witchcraft, magick, and contemplative practices has skyrocketed in recent years. As the era of

  In The One Year Manual, Israel Regardie crystallizes his immense knowledge and experience of contemplative practices into a concise, step-by-step guide to practical mysticism. In my latest blog post,

  I first came across The Medicine Way in the Native American section of my local library. It was the only book in the section that wasn’t strictly historical so

  In Sacred Nature, Karen Armstrong draws on her vast knowledge of the world’s spiritual traditions to show how the sacrality of nature was central to human spirituality for almost

  I picked up this book looking for a review of the science of mysticism and mystical experiences, which it is, however, I didn’t notice at the time that it

  “This book is about magic. Not the fictional magic of Harry Potter, the feigned magic of Harry Houdini, or the fraudulent magic of con artists. Not blue lightning bolts

  I’m sure you’ve at least heard of yoga before. It’s become extremely popular around the world, or at least one part of yoga has. You may be thinking, do

  In Recapture the Rapture, we’re taking radical research out of the extremes and applying it to the mainstream–to the broader social problem of healing, believing, and belonging. It provides answers to