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Issue 2 | Spring 2006 |
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Whence the World Soul
The Broken Chain by Ralph Abraham
World and Soul: An Alchemy of Conjoined Loves by Lee Irwin
The Demise of the World Soul, and Its Return by Anne Baring
Deep Dialogue
Thomas Berry by Mary Evelyn Tucker
Sacred Earth: A Global Cosmology for Our Time, Dialogue between Father Thomas Berry and Ashok Gangadean
Nature-Deficit Disorder by Richard Louv
Omnipollent Nature
The Karma of Nations by President Nambaryn Enkhbayar
Traveling with Khizr by Talat Halman
Khizr and Alexander in the Land of Darkness, a Playscript by Peter Lamborn Wilson
One the All: Alchemy as Sacred Ecology by Christopher Bamford
Geographies of the Ancient Soul by Paul Devereux
Inspiration
The Rose of Istanbul by Ayeda Husain Naqvi
On the Integration of Nature: More Post-9/11 Biopolitical Notes by Richard Grossinger
Departments
Perspective
Honoring the 1000th Anniversary of the Chartres School by Jim Garrison
Poetic Voice
Three Poems by Sohrab Sepehri translated by Jerome Clinton
"Kabir says, Listen!": Unpublished Songs from the Oral Tradition translated by Linda Hess
Heritage of Wisdom
Two Versions of a Persian Text on Yoga and Cosmology Attributed to Shaykh Mu'in al-Din Chishti, translation and commentary by Carl W. Ernst
Sacred Arts
The Himlayas Through a Sadhu's Eyes, photography and commentary by Swami Sundaranand
Cultivating Our Relationship with the World of Plants by David Crow
Sojourning
On the Path of Holy Women by June McDaniel
Book Reviews
Edward Tick reviewed by Larry Decker
Barbara Tedlock reviewed by Vicki Noble
Short Reviews by Peter Lamborn Wilson
Adonis reviewed by Robert Irwin
James Winston Morris reviewed by Stephen Hirtenstein