The Notebooks of Paul Brunton
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The highly acclaimed series that sets a new high-water mark for spiritual books.
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About Kenneth Thurston Hurst
Kenneth Thurston Hurst (1923 – 2009), Paul Brunton's only son, served in Great Britain's Royal Navy in WWII and built a successful career in publishing in the United States.
After retiring from his position as president of the global publishing house Prentice-Hall International in 2013, he devoted his time to researching, lecturing, and writing about spiritual topics. In 1985 he co-founded, with Robert Larson, the Paul Brunton Philosophic Foundation.
In addition to Paul Brunton: A Personal View also wrote Live Life First Class! and Living the Good Life
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New and timely!
The
Magdalene
Gates
"The book my soul has been thirsting for." —Mirabai Starr
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Anthony Damiani (1922–1984)
An introduction to his ground-breaking work
"A truly great man . . . one of my closest spiritual brothers." —Dalai Lama
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"Cosmic forces and indomitable power"
Soul Stories
Narrative sculpture — symbols that speak directly to intuition and spirit . . .
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A good place to start with Paul Brunton
Perspectives: The Timeless Way of Wisdom
"Paul Brunton was a great original and got to a place of personal evolution that illumines the pathways of a future humanity." —Jean Houston
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"A significant contribution" —Publishers Weekly
Ancient Rage
Is the deep life of the feminine duped by the patriarchal god? Will old age alter the intensity of our feeling?
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A new I Ching for our time
The Toltec
I Ching
A practical guide to hope, motivation, magic, and enlightenment — for young and old
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Lex Hixon (1941–1995)
COMING
HOME
"The single best introductory book ever written on the world's great mystical traditions." —Ken Wilber, on Lex's Coming Home
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"breathtaking . . ."
"Invites us to engage in full awareness with the living wisdom of the cosmos." —The Mountain Astrologer
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