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Frithjof Schuon Archive

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	Joseph A. Fitzgerald
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	Swami Ramdas
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	Mateus Soares de Azevedo
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	Jean Biès
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	Mark Perry
	Barbara Perry
	Patrick Laude
	Michael Oren Fitzgerald
	James Cutsinger
	Titus Burckhardt

Featured Books

Advice to the Serious Seeker: Meditations on the Teaching of Frithjof Schuon

This is an introduction to the perennialist school of comparative religious philosophy and a guidebook for the general reader seeking intellectually serious but accessible answers to questions about the spiritual life.

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Featured Poems

Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Learning

Not that one wishes to blame one’s parents —But some of their errors continue to have effectIn life, and this one cannot forget;Yet, Deo gratias, the heart becomes wiser.Forgiveness or anger is not the question;Seeing the cause of things is not to complain.We can...

Autumn Leaves & The Ring-The Content

He wanted to enjoy this life to the full,Someone told me. But the question arises:Is the content of this life enjoyment,Or is right living a pious ordeal?Nay, right living is the happiness of duty:For every man has something of value to give — Then he has the right to...

Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Remaining, Becoming

Remain what thou art, and yet become more;Of course, thou wilt not become king or emperor.Thou wast a child, and there was good in this;Preserve this with trust, but become wiser. To be what one was; childhood does us good.Yet there is more: be also the noble...

Autumn Leaves & The Ring-Intra vos

Inwardness. To live towards the inward, because:Certitude of God and certitude of salvationDwell within the deepest heart. Faith and prayer —The Lord will reward them with bliss;Regnum caelorum autem intra vos.Not doubt, but faith makes the soul great.Speculation is...