"British writer of prose and poetry EVELYN UNDERHILL (1875 1941) was a fellow of King s College for Women and King s College, and was the first woman to lecture to the clergy in the Church of England. Through her radio appearances and her stint as editor of the political magazine The Spectator, she was a familiar voice in British public life between the wars. She authored more than 30 books (some under the pseudonym John Cordelier), including Concerning the Inner Life and Radiance: A Spiritual Memoir. This collection of her essays includes: The Essentials of Mysticism The Mystic and the...
"British writer of prose and poetry EVELYN UNDERHILL (1875 1941) was a fellow of King s College for Women and King s College, and was the first woman ...
A reprint of Evelyn Underhill's timeless study on the the nature and principles of worship and the main forms in which they find expression in Christianity. In the belief that religious experience is the starting point of theological reconstruction, the author analyses here the characteristics, principles and nature of how man relates to God. The way and degree in which ritual, symbol, sacrament and sacrifice become part of worship is also examined and, subsequently, its principles are illustrated, as embodied in the main types of cults.
A reprint of Evelyn Underhill's timeless study on the the nature and principles of worship and the main forms in which they find expression in Christi...
Underhill was a leading authority on modern mysticism. Written just before World War 1, Practical Mysticism reviews the works of the greatest Western mystics, including Teresa of Avila, Julian of Norwich, and Thomas a Kempis. Underhill brings esoteric subjects onto a practical footing, showing that the profound gifts of mysticism are not only for the few but are within reach of us all. Underhill wants the reader to obtain mystical consciousness and to be able to see eternal beauty.
Underhill was a leading authority on modern mysticism. Written just before World War 1, Practical Mysticism reviews the works of the greatest Western ...
The complete title is Practical Mysticism: A Little Book for Normal People and Abba: Meditations Based on the Lord's Prayer. Underhill is a leading authority on modern mysticism. This book was written just before World War 1 and includes reviews of Julian of Norwich, Thomas & Kempis, and Teresa of Avila. The author wants the reader to obtain mystical consciousness and to be able to see eternal beauty.
The complete title is Practical Mysticism: A Little Book for Normal People and Abba: Meditations Based on the Lord's Prayer. Underhill is a leading au...
Evelyn Underhill (1875-1941) achieved international fame in 1911 with the publication of her book, Mysticism, now in its eighteenth edition. In the course of her long career she published nearly forty books, including three novels and two volumes of poetry, as well as numerous poems in periodicals. She was the religion editor for Spectator, a friend of T. S. Eliot (her influence is visible in his last masterpiece, Four Quartets), and the first woman invited to lecture on theology at Oxford University.
In time for the centennial celebration of her classic...
Evelyn Underhill (1875-1941) achieved international fame in 1911 with the publication of her book, Mysticism, now in its eighteenth edition...
A practical spiritual guidebook, The Cloud of Unknowing was thought to have been written in the latter half of the 14th century, by an anonymous English monk, possibly a Carthusian, who counsels a young student to seek God not through knowledge but through what he speaks of as a "naked intent" and a "blind love." "Our intense need to understand will always be a powerful stumbling block to our attempts to reach God in simple love [...] and must always be overcome. For if you do not overcome this need to understand, it will undermine your quest. It will replace the darkness which you have...
A practical spiritual guidebook, The Cloud of Unknowing was thought to have been written in the latter half of the 14th century, by an anonymous Engli...
Evelyn Underhill's "The Grey World" is an unusual story with a remarkable narrative, set in early 20th century England, in which she interweaves the tale of a boy's soul that transitions between two dimensions, the world of the living, and a Grey World--of the dead.
Some of her other writings include: "Mysticism," "The Mystic Way," "The Life of the Spirit and the Life of Today," "Concerning the Inner Life," and "The House of the Soul."
This edition, from Scriptoria Books, is an authentic reproduction of the 1904 William Heinemann publication. It has been transcribed word for word,...
Evelyn Underhill's "The Grey World" is an unusual story with a remarkable narrative, set in early 20th century England, in which she interweaves th...
