Whispers from the Other Shore

This Delightful Book Is A Prolonged Meditation On The Seminal Question Who Am I? The Author, Whose Academic Background Is In Physics And Philosophy, Here Explores Spiritual Wisdom From The Perspectives Of The JudeoChristian Heritage On The One Side And The HinduBuddhist Tradition On The Other. He Is Looking For Commonalities That Will Shed Light On The Spiritual Quest As It Has Stirred The Aspirations And Imagination Of Countless Individuals In The Past, And As It Continues To Do So Today At Least For Those Who Are Neither Sound Asleep Nor Fully Awake But Strangely Troubled By The Human Condition. This Is A Lucid And Sensitive Introduction To The Perennial Philosophy That At Times Soars To Poetical Heights. Georg Feuerstein, Author Of The Philosophy Of Classical Yoga, Yoga And Beyond And Other Books. On RavindraS Earlier Book, The Yoga Of The Christ, Father Thomas Berry Wrote The Yoga Of The Christ Is Superb In Every Way! It Catches The Tone And Spirit Of St John And This GospelS Profound Coherence With Other Traditions, Particularly The Hindu Tradition In India And Of Course The Bhagavad Gita Professor Huston Smith, The Author Of The World Religions, Hailed The Book As A Landmark In Interfaith Dialogue. Professor Robert Ellwood, Author Of The Cross And The Grail, Found It A Dazzlingly Brilliant Spiritual And CrossCultural Study Of The Most Mystical Of The Books Of The Bible, The Gospel Of John... Few Will Finish This Book Unchanged, Either Intellectually Or Spiritually.