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Frithjof Schuon Archive

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	Michael Pollack
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	Hans Küry
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	Jean-Claude Petitpierre
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	Charles Prince of Wales
	Philip Zaleski
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	Renaud Fabbri
	Christopher James
	Francis Clive-Ross
	68th Jagadguru of Kanchi
	Alberto Vasconcellos Queiroz
	William Wroth
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	Catherine Schuon
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	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
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	M. Ali Lakhani
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	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

Du divin à l’humain (Paperback)

In a world where doctrines concerning the salvation of souls and the final ends of man, as well as the very foundations of all faith, tend to be progressively erased in favor of a formidable indifference and a true reversal of values, the re-publication of this work is timely.

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Featured Poems

Adastra and Stella Maris: Poems by Frithjof Schuon-Evening

Hast thou heard the nightingale’s songAt sunset, with the skies aflame? When all is silent and is listening —A song of love from Krishna’s flute.Deep in the wood, the flute’s soundSeemed to ask: When will Radha her Krishna see? Soon, yea, soon!

Adastra and Stella Maris: Poems by Frithjof Schuon-Amor

Amor e ’l cuor gentil sono una cosa:Where there is love, nobility must also be.The noble mind will find love;Where there is truth, there too is wine.As sounding brass is he who knows not love;In love is all self-seeking overcome.Whoever has experienced love’s depthAnd...

Adastra and Stella Maris: Poems by Frithjof Schuon-In a Circle

There are many Paths — said Rumi —I chose music and dance: the PathOf beauty and of love; dance, O my heart!The body turns as if it were a drunken wheel.Ye bow down, piously, in prayer —Maulana’s disciples in a circle swirl.Prayer is thought and feeling; Only the...

Adastra and Stella Maris: Poems by Frithjof Schuon-The Face

Belovèd face that destiny has broughtTo my life’s path, and deep into my heart;From the beginning, this God conceived for me —It was in Him: eternal it must be.Mysterious word, explaining what is love;Blessèd the one who, in love, finds himself!God has given us this...