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Comprehensive Prediciton by Divisional Charts: An original research work
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THEOSOPHY
Theosophy is a system of belief based on mystical insight into the nature of God and the soul. "There is no religion higher than truth."

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G. de Purucker	Wind of the Spirit	~~$15.49~~ $11.62
From the Forward: "'The Wind of the Spirit,' that is blowing over the world, tumultuous, cold and biting as it seems to our sensitive lives, is nevertheless the 'Wind of the Spirit'" -- this is the theme of an address given by Gottfried de Purucker in 1940 and used as the title and opening chapter of the present book. He urges us to penetrate appearances and discern the eternal beyond the temporal, for behind and within the current...
Tandra Patnaik	God as Shunya	~~$36.49~~ $27.37
The philosophy of Mahima Dharma, a religious tradition of Odisha, is centred around the concept of God as Shunya-Brahman, and is remarkable for its stance towards religion, man and society. Mahima Dharma, though very much a part of the Indian religio-philosophical tradition, boldly defies idolatry, meaningless rites, religious pomposites and social discrimination, based on varna dharmajati. Bhima Bhoi, the chief protagonist of this dharma, presents a shunya-centric metaphysics and takes it to a...
William C. Chittick	The Sufi Path of Knowledge	~~$83.49~~ $62.62
For the first time in the history of Orientals’, a thorough study of ibn al- 'Arabi's thought is now available. William Chittick has given us a translation of numerous passages from the work of the Magister Magnus and placed them in their theological context, thus removing many misunderstandings that have prevailed both among Muslim and in the West when interpreting ibn al-Arabi's mystical worldview. Chittick has done this with admirable clarity, and his book will always remain a most...