BOOKS

Why are so many people trapped in poverty, when others are grossly well off?

Timeless Values for Today

Praise for silence from the wise plus experience of silence from recent times

A comprehensive story of the evolution of the School of Economic Science, now in its eighth decade.

The transcript of a lecture delivered on 19th December 1951 by Leon MacLaren.

Annual Sanskrit Language lectures from 1997 - 2012

This book explores the nature of human language, its relation to truth and to the natural laws of the universe. It focuses on truth according to Advaita (literally non-dualism), and concentrates mainly on the Sanskrit language.

A collection offered by his students in the School of Economic Science and associated Schools around the world.

Marsilio Ficino (1433-99) directed the Platonic Academy in Florence and it was the work of this Academy that gave the Renaissance in the 15th century its impulse and direction. The new edition has many improvements including improved translation, more bi

The letters in this volume span the prolific period of 17 months from 13th April 1491 to 13th September 1492

The letters in this volume span a critical period in Florentine history from September 1492 to December 1494, a time of political turmoil and religious ferment.

The letters contained in this volume follow chronologically from those in volume I, first published in translation in 1975.

In devoting most of his life to the study and translation of the great dialogues of Plato, and in establishing the Platonic Academy in Florence - which acted as a magnet to the most conspicuously brilliant men in 15th century Europe

The letters in this volume cover the period from September 1477 to April 1478, months which culminated in the Pazzi Conspiracy, when Guiliano de' Medici was assassinated in Florence Cathedral, and from which his brother Lorenzo only just escaped.

In this volume Marsilio Ficino enters upon a fascinating correspondence with some of the most powerful leaders in Europe.