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: Volume 13, Number

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Sophia Perennis - (Article)
Schuon, Frithjof None Specified

Sufi Answers to Questions on Ultimate Reality - (Article)
Lings, Martin None Specified

A Muslim’s Reflections on Hans Küng - (Article)
Nasr, Seyyed Hossein None Specified

The Spiritual Vision: Meister Eckhart, Jacob Boehme and Angelus Silesius - (Article)
Pietsch, Roland None Specified

Jerusalem in Medieval Christian Thought - (Article)
Atiyeh, George N. None Specified

The Destruction of the Christian Tradition - Part 4 - (Article)
Coomaraswamy, Rama P. None Specified

Fate, Foresight, and Free-will - (Article)
Coomaraswamy, Ananda K. None Specified

The Characteristics of Passional Mysticism - (Article)
Schuon, Frithjof None Specified

Insight into Alchemy - (Article)
Burckhardt, Titus None Specified

Aspects of Islamic Esoterism - (Article)
Stoddart, William None Specified

The Quintessential Esoterism of Islam - (Article)
Schuon, Frithjof None Specified

Concerning the Barzakh - (Article)
Burckhardt, Titus None Specified

The Eliatic Function - (Article)
Schaya, Leo Leo Schaya was perhaps the most masterful interpreter of Jewish esoterism in the light of perennialist wisdom. In this essay, Schaya offers many keys to understanding the function of the prophet Elijah (or Elias) within Jewish mystical tradition, but then Schaya expands this, still using traditional Jewish sources, to encompass a universal function for Elijah. This mysterious prophet seems to have a function that should apply to all traditional peoples, namely reinvigorating the esoteric dimensions within their respective traditions in times of need. These times of need are particularly acute as the world lurches through its modern paroxysms toward the end of this cycle of time.

Muslim Religious Conservatism and Dissent in the USSR - (Article)
Bennigsen, Alexandre None Specified

‘To Be Oneself’ – ‘To Be Beside Oneself’: Reflexes in Language of the Notion of ‘Self’ - (Article)
Almquist, Kurt None Specified

Perennial Values against Modern Decadence - (Article)
Keeble, Brian None Specified

Intellect and Intuition: Their Relationship from the Islamic Perspective - (Article)
Nasr, Seyyed Hossein None Specified

The Destruction of the Christian Tradition - Part 3 - (Article)
Coomaraswamy, Rama P. None Specified

To be Man is to Know - (Article)
Schuon, Frithjof None Specified