John Everard was an English preacher and author deeply immersed in mysticism, hermetic thought, Neoplatonism, and alchemy. He is particularly recognized for his translations of esoteric and hermetic literature. Everard's writings offer a window into the spiritual and philosophical currents of his era, blending religious fervor with a profound engagement with hidden knowledge. His work resonates with readers seeking a connection between faith and the arcane.
"A universal story about the power of place to shape families: in the spirit of his father's ... classic A River Runs Through It, comes John N. Maclean's meditation on fly fishing and life along Montana's Blackfoot River, where four generations of Macleans have fished, bonded, and drawn timeless lessons from its storied waters"--
Exploring the depths of grace and glory, this collection unveils the riches of spiritual truths intended for the vessels of mercy. Through several sermons delivered in Kensington and beyond, the author emphasizes the superiority of spirit, power, and truth over mere letter and forms. The work invites readers to delve into the mysteries of the kingdom, offering profound insights into the nature of faith and the transformative power of divine understanding.
Coverage of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) all too often focuses solely on nuclear proliferation, military parades, and the personality cult around its leaders. This book goes beyond official North Korea to unveil the human dimension of life in that hermetic nation.