Maths or Magic? This book outlines the underlying knowledge and practicality of this ancient mathematics system, upon which modern maths arose. Available in the bookshop when courses are on.
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The Ten Principal Upanishads
Ancient wisdom on the nature of man and the creation. Perhaps the oldest wisdom-writings known to mankind. Available in the bookshop when courses are on.
Zen Flesh, Zen Bones
Wise tales that get straight to the point – leaving the reader in a position to ponder the full meaning. Available in the bookshop when courses are on.
Autobiography of a Yogi
A classic. A profound account of this wise man’s life. Famous because it unusual for a yogi to be allowed to write of his personal pursuits. Available in the bookshop when courses are on.
The Man Who Wanted To Meet God
Fascinating legends and stories that serve as answers to philosophical questions. Available in the bookshop when courses are on.
Live honestly
“Live honestly, harm no one, render to each his due.”
Justinian
This relates to acting justly and making good decisions. The concept of justice is introduced in the introductory course along with a useful explanation from Plato on what “injustice” is.
Know thyself
“Know Thyself”
Delphic oracle
This concept is looked at in the second week of the introductory course. It is a concept so close to home that it usually eludes us. To gain some understanding a variety of viewpoints are offered along with some practical techniques.