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| Rene
Descartes |
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The
Principles of Philosophy |
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| Immanuel
Kant |
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Critique
of Pure Reason |
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| Sir
James George Frazer |
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The
Golden Bough (txt) [---
Html In Progress ---] |
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| Edward
Carpenter |
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Pagan
and Christian Creeds: their Origin and Meaning |
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| Translated
by Stephen Mackenna and B. S. Page |
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-
Plotinus
- The six Enneads
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The
Corpus Hermeticum |
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The
Hermetic Writings |
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| By
G. R. S. Meade |
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The
Orphic Theogony |
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| R.
O. Winstedt, M.A.,D.LITT.(OXON.) |
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Shaman,
Saiva and Sufi - A Study of the Evolution of Malay Magic
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| Triinu
Ojamaa |
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The
Shaman as the Zoomorphic Human |
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| George
William Gilmore |
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Animism
- Thought Currents of Primitive Peoples |
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| Rev.
Robert Hamill Nassau, M.D.S.T.D. |
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| Alan
Watts |
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The
Value of Psychotic Experience |
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| Translated
from Pali by John Richards |
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The
Dhammapada - An anthology of 423 Buddhist verses embodying ethical
and spiritualprecepts arranged by subject |
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| Translated
by Ramanand Prasad |
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The
Bhagavad Gita |
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The
Lankavatara Sutra - Self Realization of Noble Wisdom (PDF) |
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| Swami
Vivekananda |
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Yoga |
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| Edited
by Terry Newland |
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Mind
is a Myth - Disquieting conversation vith the man called U.G. Krishnamurti
I. The
Certainty That Blasts Everything
II. Hope Is for Tomorrow, Not Today
III. Not Knowing Is Your Natural State
IV. There is Nothing to Understand
V. We Have Created This Jungle Society
VI. The Body as a Crucible
Glossary
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What
Is Tao? |
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| Lao
Tzu |
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Tao
Te Ching - The Tao Te Ching is here presented in eighteen different
translations for the convenience of comparative study. |
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| With
i ntroduction and Notes by Lionel Gliles M.A., D.Litt. |
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TAOIST
TEACHINGS Translated from the Book of Lieh-Tzü |
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The
Secret of the Golden Flower |
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Hua
Hu Jing |
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| Translated
by Lin Yutang |
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The
Chuang Tzu |
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Translated by Burton Watson |
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The
Chuang Tzu |
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| Translated
by Patricia Ebrey |
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TheChuang
Tzu |
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| Translated
by Richard Wilhem |
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I-Ching
- The Book of Changes |
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| Daisetz
Teitaro Suzuki, D:Litt. |
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I-Ching
- The Hexagram Key |
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Manual
of Zen Buddhism
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| FIRDAUSI:
Translated by Helen Zimmern |
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Shah-nama
(The Epic of Kings) |
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| Translated
by W. E. West |
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Ervad
Zadspram - The Selections of Zadspram
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Edited
by Prof. Maher Abd Al Kader M. Ali and by Prof. Hamed Abdel-reheem Ead
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Arab
Medical Schools during the 12th and 13th centuries
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