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Religious
symbols are keys that can help unlock the doors that separate
us from a meaningful contact with life. But the desire to
look for such keys can only stem from a deep-felt need to
find out what life is all about. If a man tries to observe
himself, to know himself, then he will find the right keys
to open new doors at the right time.
–The Temples of Angkor Wat and the Search for Meaning
in Life
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MATERIAL
FOR THOUGHT #5
- Two
Vedantas: The Best and the Worst of India
Philippe Lavastine
- The
Temples of Angkor Wat and the Search for Meaning in Life
- Concerning
Esoterism and Symbol
R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz
- The
Roots of Coincidence
by Arthur Koestler
- The
Diffusion of Sufi Ideas in the West
by Idries Shah
- In
My Own Way
by Alan Watts
- Science
and Music
by Sir James Jeans
- A
Question to Robert S. de Ropp
- Wilhelm
Reich: Life Force Explorer
by James Wyckoff
- The
Yoga of the Bhagavat Gita
by Sri Krishna Prem
- The
Jews of Silence
by Elie Wiesel
- Spiritual
Catalogues
- The
Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution (Second
Edition, Enlarged)
by P.D. Ouspensky
- Far
West Lighting System
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