In the original and provocative study, the obscure contents of the work of renowned atheists Virginia Woolf and Iris Murdoch, Donna Lazzni, show how the refusal of these thinkers to interpret global views on the available scant models made them offer alternative images of radically alternative life mystery, enhancing mystical means of knowledge. Sufi philosophy contributes to the return of contemporary interest in spirituality, but from a completely new direction.

This book offers a warning against the diminishing scientific and philosophical paradigms that impoverish our understanding of ourselves and the world, and strong support for methods of knowing that art, and the concept of restoration meditation, give its prominent place.

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