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Frithjof
Schuon is
best known as the foremost spokesman of the religio perennis and as
a philosopher in the metaphysical current of Shankara and Plato. Schuon was born in
1907 in Basle, Switzerland, of German parents. As a youth, he went to
Paris, where he studied for a few years before undertaking a number of
trips to North Africa, the Near East and India in order to contact
spiritual authorities and witness traditional cultures. |
Robert
Bolton "My main interest was more like a sense of mission, so much so that I
could never go very far with social activities without feeling that I was
deserting my post...What attracted me was not just what some
metaphysicians had said, but the experience that their words conveyed. My
aim was to recreate that experience and to improve my understanding of the
big ideas..." |
Joseph
Epes Brown is the foremost authority among traditional authors on the traditions of
the Native Americans. A seminal event in the life of Brown was his meeting with the Lakota
Sioux holy man, Black Elk, who realized the exceptional spiritual
qualities of the young white man who had come to seek and understand the
traditional wisdom of the Sioux. |
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| Browse
by Last Name |
A - C
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| Al-Arabi |
| Al-Ghazali |
| Al-Hallaj |
| Armstrong,
Karen |
| Barth,
Karl |
| Basil |
| Black
Elk |
| Boehm,
Jacob |
| Bolton,
Robert |
| Brown,
Joseph Epes |
| Burckhardt,
Titus |
| Casey,
Gerard |
| Chuang
Tzu |
| Coomaraswamy,
Ananda K. |
| Coomaraswamy,
Rama |
| Corbin,
Henry |
| Cutsinger,
James |
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D - F
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| Dalai
Lama |
| Danner,
Victor |
| Dante,
Alighieri |
| Dionysius
the Aeropogate |
| Eaton,
Charles LeGai |
| Eckhart,
Meister |
| Eliade,
Mircea |
| Emerson,
Ralph Waldo |
| Eriugena,
John Scotus |
| Evagrius
of Pontus |
| Ficino |
| Index of Teachers
and Contributors (1, 2) |
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