Wisdom Notes on Spiritualogy

Home A Spiritual Journey Glossary

Table of Contents

plus Book List


There are 19 Articles.

Section 1 : Setting the Scene
1. Introduction to a Spiritual Journey
2. Overview of Consciousness

Section 2 : Awareness of Emotions
3. Some Basic Emotions
4. Sequences of Emotions
5. Resolving Distress

 Section 3 : God, Higher Self, and Ego
6. Beliefs about God and Reality
7. Higher Self and Ego

 Section 4 : The Spiritual Adventure
8. The Spiritual Path
9. Custom Spirituality
10. Difficulties along the Way

 Section 5 : Stages of a Journey
11. Aspects of Bonding
12. Faith
13. The Way of an Idealist -1, Dreams
14. The Way of an Idealist -2, Goals

 Section 6 : The Inward Life
15. My Experiences
16. My Enlightenment
17. The Conversion Experience

 Section 7 : Teachers
18. Comments on Teachers
19. The Way of a Teacher


Book List

Almaas, A.H. Luminous Night’s Journey. Shambala, 2000. He has several videos on youtube.

Bailey, Alice. A Treatise on White Magic.

Gregg, Susan. Dance of Power, a Shamanic Journey. Llewellyn Publications, USA, 1994.

Gross, Richard. Psychology. Third edition, Hodder & Stoughton, 1996.

Gurdjieff. Meetings with Remarkable Men.

Hesse, Hermann. Autobiographical Writings. Triad/Panther Books, London, 1985.

Nietzsche, Friedrich.
--- Thus Spoke Zarathustra. Translated by R.J. Hollingdale. Penguin 1988.
--- Beyond Good and Evil. Translated by W. Kaufmann. USA, Vintage, 1966.
--- On the Genealogy of Morals/ Ecce Homo. Translated by W. Kaufmann. USA, Vintage, 1969.

Nicoll, Maurice.
--- Psychological Commentaries on the Teaching of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky.
--- The Mark.

Nyanaponika, Thera. The Heart of Buddhist Meditation. Rider, 1983. A standard book on mindfulness.

Rogers, Carl. Client Centered Therapy. Constable 1984.

Steiner, Rudolf. Understanding the Human Being. Rudolf Steiner Press, 1993.



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