A collection of nine treatises intended to serve as a meditation guide by the sixteenth-century German mystic.

The author explains from his own experience how relating to Jesus Christ and his teaching, combined with meditation, can illuminate spiritual life.

This seventh century work was the most widely used handbook of the ascetic life in the ancient Greek Church. The ascetic life is portrayed as a ladder which each aspirant must ascend, each step being a virtue to be acquired or a vice to be surrendered.

Julian experienced God directly as “our mother.” Graphic visions of the humanity of Christ marked by vivid imagery and detail, her showings illustrate the all-embracing fullness of divine love.

The biographer includes letters, personal reminiscences and excerpts from Underhill’s writings to capture the journey and wisdom of one of the early twentieth century’s most influential women.

A small collection of essays for “mapping the spiritual journey through the labyrinth of life.”

A collection of Mary’s story from her conception to the birth of Jesus, a brief prayer to Mary found on a scrap of Egyptian papyrus, and a hymn to her, composed around 520 CE, still sung in Easter Orthodox churches today.

Bede Griffiths studies the harmony of the Western and Eastern modes of consciousness.