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Frithjof Schuon Archive

Image	Title
	John Murray
	Patrick Casey
	Thierry Béguelin
	Jeanne-Marie Gervy
	Jean Hani
	(various) editors at frithjof-schuon.com
	Keith Critchlow
	Alvin Moore, Jr.
	Michael Pollack
	René Guénon
	Hans Küry
	Lucy von Dechend
	James Red Cloud
	Shaykh Ahmad al-‘Alawi
	(Nicholas) Black Elk
	Father Gall
	Venkataraman Raghavan
	Awadh Kishore Saran
	Johann Jakob Jenny
	Jean-Claude Petitpierre
	Mudumbaï Ramachandran
	Christopher Woodman
	Charles Prince of Wales
	Philip Zaleski
	Annemarie Schimmel
	Antoine Faivre
	Roger Lipsey
	Renaud Fabbri
	Christopher James
	Francis Clive-Ross
	68th Jagadguru of Kanchi
	Alberto Vasconcellos Queiroz
	William Wroth
	Whitall Perry
	Catherine Schuon
	Jennifer Casey
	Roger Gaetani
	Deborah Casey
	Joseph A. Fitzgerald
	Jean-Pierre Lafouge
	Swami Ramdas
	Paul Goble
	Mateus Soares de Azevedo
	John Tavener
	John Herlihy
	Jean Biès
	Joseph E. B. Lumbard
	Clinton Minnaar
	Timothy Scott
	M. Ali Lakhani
	Ananda K. Coomaraswamy
	Leo Schaya
	Harry Oldmeadow
	Lord Northbourne
	Philip Sherrard
	Rama P. Coomaraswamy
	Joseph Epes Brown
	Tage Lindbom
	Brian Keeble
	Jean-Louis Michon
	Thomas Yellowtail
	Martin Lings
	Marco Pallis
	Huston Smith
	Reza Shah-Kazemi
	Seyyed Hossein Nasr
	William Stoddart
	Mark Perry
	Barbara Perry
	Patrick Laude
	Michael Oren Fitzgerald
	James Cutsinger
	Titus Burckhardt

Featured Books

Treasures of Buddhism: A New Translation with Selected Letters

In his classic work on the subject, perennialist author Frithjof Schuon explores the vast and varied landscape that is Buddhism.

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Featured Poems

Autumn Leaves & The Ring-The Relationship

Relative — like the whole world —Is the phenomenon of man: absoluteIs God alone.What counts are not the triflesOf culture and science, for which men vie —It is only our relationship with the OneThat is everything — which men thinkIs but a dream.If you hold fast to...

Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Directions

“He is the First and the Last; thenThe Outward and the Inward” — so teaches the Koran.The First: for God creates;The Last: because the world returnsTo the Sovereign Good, through the power thereof.The Outward: the Good which overflows —God is Power, the world is...

Autumn Leaves & The Ring-West-East

In the West, “man” means: the adventurer,Who readily doubts and wants to probe into everything;So he needs a religion from an outside source,With obligatory beliefs and dramatic expressions;But gnosis — it must bloom, wherever it may be.And so Messianism soon became a...

Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Archetypal Man

The ground of existence: there is a human archetypeThat floats, motionless, within God’s Spirit —Wholly untouched by everything that the bodyAnd with it the soul experience in the earthly dream.This is man: a Platonic ideaEnclosed within the Spirit and Goodness of God...