WISDOM PRACTICE: Gateway to Enlightenment
G. de Purucker edited by Ken Small

In this book, de Purucker offers his inspired theosophic insight on the non-dual teachings of Adwaita Vedanta and Mahayana. His insights encompass the ideas of the Cosmic Buddha, transcendent virtues, Emptiness, Meditation etc. Reading through this book, the student is immersed in an 'ocean' of meditative awareness, view of emptiness and awakening of the enlightened mind. Illuminated by the view of the Wisdom Tradition, dePurucker shares with us the "Wisdom Practice" of the Cosmic Buddha and the true mind of Enlightenment. His response to the famous Buddhist scholar, W.Y. Evans-Wentz on the question and paradox of 'Self and no Self' is provacative and insightful.

Paperback, 189 pages, $15.00
ISBN:0-913004-90-1

Spirit and Presence in Chinese Painting
Insights on Principles, Method and Theory
by Osvald Siren

This book overviews the writings of the Chinese painter-critics from the fourth to the nineteenth centuries, with the painting style related to the larger life and thought of each period and its cultural setting. Each chapter unfolds the deeper layers of ancient wisdom hidden within the artistic traditions of ancient China. Siren's commentary integrates the textual presentation so that we apprehend the continuity and inner meaning of Chinese pictorial art with a refreshed and enlightened view. Osvald Siren (1879-1966) was one of the pre-eminent historians of Chinese art of the 20th century.
Paperback, 163 pages, $15.00

7 JEWELS OF WISDOM
Compiled by Emmett Small

The Seven Jewels of Wisdom, or in Sanskrit, Sapta Ratnani, is a selection of commentary on the Esoteric Philosophy of G. dePurucker by some of his foremost students. DePurucker's esoteric arrangement of these "Seven Jewels" became the foundation of a study of the nature of human and universal consciousness during the time he was the Teacher at the renowed Point Loma Theosophical Mystery School from 1929-1942.

Paperback, xxx pages, $15.00
ISBN:0-913004-95-2

Pilgrim of the Clear Light: The Biography of W.Y. Evans-Wentz
by Ken Winkler, 2nd Edition (due out soon!)

This new revised edition includes additional material on the unique life of W.Y. Evans-Wentz. Evan-Wentz pioneered the opening of East-West awareness and scholarship in an era when such ideas were opposed in academia and very controversial in public forums. A Theosopohist from his teenage years, he would open new avenues with his PhD at Oxford in religion with, Tibetan texts as his thesis. His classic translation with Lama Kazi Dawa Samdup of 'The Tibetan Book of the Dead' became a pivotal classic in opening doors of higher awareness in the West.

The New Testament Commentaries of H.P. Blavatsky
by H.J. Spierenburg (Reprinted 2006)