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This essay was first published in Volume 3 of Sacred Web (1999, pp. 81-94). It critiques a tendency among Traditionalists to sometimes be overly dogmatic, thereby closing off important pathways to transcendence. The essay sparked a debate that was aired in the early volumes of the journal.Tradition and a Question Raised by Kathleen Ra...

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This essay was first published in Sacred Web, Volume 3 (1998), pp.121-137. Addressing the question of whether it is legitimate to speak of an Absolute Reality in Buddhism, Dr. Paraskevopoulos focuses on the Mahayana tradition, and looks at implications for practising the Japa in the Pure Land tradition, particularly in the Decadent Age of the ...

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Wendell Berry, one of the great moral voices of America, passed away at the age of 92 at his home in Port Royal, Kentucky, on August 31, 2026. As someone who combined the practical with the intellectual, integrating the creative skills of the poet, writer and essayist with the hard-scrabble wisdom of the agrarian land-based farmer and concerne...

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This week’s offering is our second instalment of essays on the theme of interpreting Homer. Last week’s essay, The Sea Within: Odysseus and the Geography of the Soul, by Mateus de Azevedo, fo...


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A shorter version of this essay appeared in Charles Upton’s book ‘Knowings, in the Arts of Metaphysics, Cosmology and the Spiritual Path’ (Sophia Perennis, 2008).

In his great epics the Iliad


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