Jan Olof Bengtsson

The Notebooks of Paul Brunton Volume Five Larson, 1987 Amazon.com Back Cover: The question is whether…to accept the baser weaknesses as...

I call him Da Avabhasa here since that is what I think he called himself at this time (although it may still have been Da Free John). See...

The Notebooks of Paul Brunton Volume Four, Part 2 Larson, 1986 Amazon.com Back Cover: The body is as much a divine projection as the...

In his book Against the Modern World: Traditionalism and the Secret Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century (2004), Mark Sedgwick lists Sylvain Lévi’s three main reasons for rejecting the Sorbonne “thesis form” of René Guénon’s Introduction générale à l’étude des doctrines hindoues . Sedgwick cites Lévi’s report to Dean Ferdinand Brunot as quoted in Marie-France James, Ésoterisme et Christianisme: Autour de René Guénon (1981). The first reason (I will comment on the oth