Eye of the Heart

Eye of the Heart is a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal providing a forum for the exploration of the great philosophical and religious traditions.

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Eye of the Heart, Issue 4, 2009 Price: A$15.00 (Excluding delivery cost) Synopsis: Issue 4 features a selection of articles submitted for the Ananda K. Coomaraswamy Prize including the winner of the Graduate category, 'The Primordial in the symbolism and theology of Baptism' by Graeme Castleman. Also included is Ananda Coomaraswamy's, 'The Iconography of Durer's "Knots" and Leonardo's "Concatenation".'

Eye of the Heart, Issue 3, 2009 Price: A$15.00 (Excluding delivery cost) Synopsis: Issue 3 features Dr Emily Pott's winning essay for the Ananda Coomaraswamy Prize. It also includes essays by Samuel Fohr, Andrew Itter, Angela Voss, Roger Sworder, Edward Butler and Tom Bree. Eye of the Heart welcomes articles from scholars, academics, post-graduates and students.

Eye of the Heart, Issue 2, 2008 Price: A$15.00 (Excluding delivery cost) Synopsis: Issue 2 features articles by Fr Michael Casey OCSO, Frithjof Schuon, Algis Uzdavinys, Adrian Snodgrass, Klaus Klostermaier, Timothy Scott and Patrick Laude. Eye of the Heart welcomes articles from scholars, academics, post-graduates and students.

Vincit Omnia Veritas - Collected Essays Price: A$15.00 (Excluding delivery cost) Synopsis: Vincit Omnia Veritas: The journal of perennial studies was the online journal of Religio Perennis. It was published biannually out of the United States from January 2005 to July 2007. With the advent of Eye of the Heart (La Trobe University), the decision was made to discontinue Vincit Omnia Veritas. The original articles produced for Vincit Omnia Veritas are here presented in a collected format. Vincit Omnia Veritas: Collected Essays is made available through Eye of the Heart: A Journal of Traditional Wisdom and La Trobe University, Bendigo, Australia.

Eye of the Heart, Issue 1, 2008 Price: A$15.00 (Excluding delivery cost) Synopsis: Eye of the Heart is a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal providing a forum for the exploration of the great philosophical and religious traditions. It addresses the inner meaning of philosophy and religion through elucidations of metaphysical, cosmological, and soteriological principles, and through a penetration of the forms preserved in each religious tradition.