BOOKS

This book is the result of 76 years of study on a just system of economics from the viewpoint of human beings living on the Earth rather than the science we see today, which focuses on wealth in its narrowest definition.

2nd part of Svātmanirūpaṇam by Shankara

A translation into English of the first part of Svātmanirūpaṇam, a work attributed to the great spiritual teacher Ṥaṅkara

Sri Shankara's Svatmaprakasika translated by Warwick Jessup

Shows how the Platonic ideas of beauty and love, as developed by Plotinus, Ficino, Castiglione and Spenser, add an extra dimension to the comedies. <strong>Due out shortly. Pre-order now.</strong>

Sets out to uncover a little of the meaning that the heroine, as a love symbol, has in Shakespeare, particularly in Love’s Labour’s Lost, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and Romeo and Juliet.

Reveals a remarkably consistent pattern by examining the temptation sequence in Macbeth, Hamlet and Othello, contrasting this with a process of regeneration in Measure for Measure, Winter’s Tale and The Tempest.

Standing for Justice is an account of a man who did just that - to understand the man would be to understand the potency of his message, a message that is all too relevant to the problems of the present age.

Study of the mantra known as The Perfect Prayer

Sri Shankaracharya's Sadacaranusandhanam translated by Warwick and Elena Jessup

Ancient work which addresses fundamental questions of law and duty for all members of society.

Anthology of Passage from sixty-one lectures by Leon MacLaren

The 'first translation into English' of Tattvopadesha, a work attributed to the great spiritual teacher Sankara.

A retired doctor has sought to come to terms with the mystery that is death

This is the first English translation of the Renaissance philosopher-priest Marsilio Ficino's commentaries on two of Plato's most influential dialogues on good government.