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.”

The Book of Q, a gospel of Jesus’ sayings, is arranged by his followers in a way that offered instructions for living creatively in the midst of a confusing time. It served them well as a handbook and guide for most of the first Christian century.

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.

A first examination of the implications of the new historical Jesus research for contemporary faith.

Texts illustrating the diversity of one of the most enigmatic and influential mystics of the western Christian tradition, including selections from seven commentaries and many sermons.

A general introduction to Eckhart, with selections from the technical Latin works and the popular vernacular sermons, showing the inner unity of thought of one of the greatest masters of western spirituality.

Markides follows Father Maximos, one of Mount Athos’s monks, to Cyprus; observing his establishment of churches, convents and monasteries, and witnessing the spirituality of the Greek Orthodox church.