UK publisher of esoteric thought and radical spirituality
UK publisher of esoteric thought and radical spirituality
£12.50
10 in stock
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Aspects of the Spiritual Life by Allan Armstrong, an insight to the essentials of the spiritual life as it can be lived in today’s world in a simple account of the Rule and Work of the Order of Dionysis & Paul. In this small volume the essentials of the spiritual life are set out clearly as the author discusses the ‘Contemplative Way’ as a vital link in the golden chain of a living spiritual tradition. In Aspects of the Spiritual Life the essentials of the spiritual life as may be lived in today’s world, are set out clearly and concisely in a simple account of the Rule and Work of the Order. Herein the author discusses the contemplative ‘Way’ as a vital link in the golden chain of a living spiritual tradition, not as a royal road to acquiring magical power and arcane knowledge, but the quiet way of abiding in the ‘Presence’ of the Word – the Holy and Divine Logos – the Lord Jesus Christ. |
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| Allan Armstrong is the prior of the Order of Dionysis & Paul, a position he has held since 1991. He has devoted his life to developing a greater understanding of the spiritual life and the path of spiritual perfection. His research interests reflect this in his study of spiritual disciplines including prayer & meditation; liturgical studies; spiritual healing Methods; kabbalah and mysticism.
He is the author of The Secret Garden of the Soul; Notes on Meditation; Aspects of the Spiritual Life; The Rose Priory Dialogues; The Pilgrimage and has written introductions to several books including Frederic de Portal’s Symbolic Colours, G.B. Scaramelli’s Handbook of Mystical Philosophy, E.A. Wallis Budge’s translation of The Paradise of the Fathers; C.E. Rolt’s translation of Dionysis on the Divine Names; Dudley Wright’s, Prayer; Ruysbroeck’s The Adornment of the Spiritual Marriage, and the English translation of Brianchaninov’s On the Prayer of Jesus. Format: 210mm x 148mm p/b £9.50 |
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£12.50
10 in stock
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