Meeting The Masters

 Bruce Charlton had a thought-provoking post  recently which struck a chord with me. His point is that the work of Christ was to lead men ou...

 It must be the Libran influence in me. Every time I write a post emphasising a certain aspect of a particular subject I feel obliged to loo...

 William James Tychonievich recently had a very interesting post on his From the Narrow Desert blog about the materialistic influence of Bud...

 I mentioned a couple of expeditions in the previous post about a trip to Sri Lanka. The first was to the ancient Buddhist capital of Polonn...

 I haven't written much recently because I was finalising the By No Means Equal book, then I went on holiday and then had other matters ...

 My maternal great grandfather was the editor of the Observer newspaper which was first published in 1791 making it the world's oldest S...

 The publisher of my new book  Earth is a School  is in the process of arranging some potential radio interviews on spiritual channels to pr...

In my last post I responded to a comment about the difference between the teachings of the Buddha and those of Christ by drawing attention t...

Some comments on recent posts have defended Buddhism against my criticisms of it which, it should be noted, are criticisms only from what I ...

Throughout the 20th century the common belief among many of those who studied spirituality was that all roads lead to Rome. That is to say, ...

One of the difficulties I had with Buddhism when I first learnt about it was that the whole process began with what I have to call a wrong a...

There have long been two strands of thought in religion, and these appear within as well as between individual religions. Boiled down to the...

My approach to reality has inevitably been coloured by my experience with the Masters, as set out in my book about them, but the fact is tha...

I wrote this as a comment in reply to a question on the Free Will and Evil post. The image popped into my head as I was writing my reply an...