Publisher's Synopsis
This book is at first sight a selection of reviews spanning many years, including fundamental well-known works and some rare gems; as such, it is useful and interesting in itself, not least because the selection of titles under review follows rigorous criteria. But this collection is also much more: to the objective and informative aspect of every chapter is added an intimate, recurrent invitation to tread the Path within every path. It is written from first-hand acquaintance and from study, but also from passion and certainty. The concrete and diverse examples give an integral framework that allows both for religious diversity and for religious unity along the lines of the Traditional or Perennialist School of comparative religion.
