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Sophia Perennis Del mismo editor: SOPHIA PERENNIS 1. Frithjof Schuon, Tras las huellas de la 32. Angus Macnab, España bajo la media luna. religión perenne. 33. Martin Lings, El secreto de Shakespeare. 2. Titus Burckhardt, Clave espiritual de la 34. Titus Burckhardt, El arte del Islam. astrología musulmana según Muhyu-dîn Lenguaje y significado. Ibn Arabî. 36. Shaykh al-Arabî ad-Dârqawî, Cartas de 3. Titus Burckhardt, Símbolos. un maestro sufí. 5. Jean Hani, El simbolismo del templo 37. ‘Abd ar-Rahmân al-Jâmî, Los hálitos de la cristiano. intimidad. 6. Frithjof Schuon, Castas y razas, seguido 38. Frédéric Portal, El simbolismo de los de Principios y criterios del arte universal . colores. 7. A. K. Coomaraswamy, Sobre la doctrina 40. Frithjof Schuon, Las perlas del peregrino. tradicional del arte. 41. El Zohar. Revelaciones del «Libro del 8. Louis Charbonneau-Lassay, Estudios Esplendor». sobre simbología cristiana. 42. Frithjof Schuon, El sol emplumado. 10. Khempo Tsultrim Gyamtso, Meditación Los indios de las praderas a través del sobre la vacuidad. arte y la filosofía. 13. Cantos pieles rojas. 43. Valmiki, El mundo está en el alma. 15. Bernard Dubant, Sitting Bull. Toro 44. L. Charbonneau-Lassay, El bestiario Sentado. «El último indio». de Cristo. Vol. I. 16. René Guénon, La metafísica oriental. 45. L. Charbonneau-Lassay, El bestiario 17. El jardín simbólico. Texto griego extraído de Cristo. Vol. II. del Clarkianus XI. 46. Julius Evola, El misterio del Grial. 19. Pierre Ponsoye, El Islam y el Grial. 47. Julius Evola, Metafísica del sexo. Estudio sobre el esoterismo del Parzival 48. Jean Hani, La Virgen Negra y el misterio de Wolfram von Eschenbach. de María. 21. Whitall N. Perry, Gurdjieff a la luz de la 49. S.S. el Dalai Lama, El mundo del budismo tradición. tibetano. 22. Leo Schaya, La doctrina sufí de la unidad. 50. Jean Hani, La realeza sagrada. Del faraón 23. Arco Iris Llameante (John G. Neihardt), al cristianísimo rey. Alce Negro habla. 51. Hari Prasad Shastri, Ecos del Japón. 24. Abanindranath Tagore, El Alpona o las 52. Jean-Louis Michon, Luces del Islam. decoraciones rituales de Bengala. 53. Frithjof Schuon, Forma y substancia 26. Abanindra Nath Tagore, Arte y anatomía en las religiones. hindú. 54. Titus Burckhardt, Ensayos sobre el 27. Clément Huart, Calígrafos del oriente conocimiento sagrado. musulmán. 55. Titus Burckhardt, Espejo del intelecto. 28. Ibn’Arabî, El tratado de la Unidad y otros 56. Jean Hani. Mitos, ritos y símbolos. textos sufíes. Los caminos hacia lo invisible. 30. Frithjof Schuon, Comprender el Islam. 57. Titus Burckhardt, Principios y Métodos 31. René Guénon, René Allar, Elie del Arte Sagrado. Lebasquais, Kshêmarâja y Jayarata, 58. M. O. Fitzgerald, Yellowtail Shankarâchârya, La tradición hindú. (Cola Amarilla). Autobiografía de un hombre medicina de la tribu cuervo 90. Martin Lings, La hora undécima. y jefe de la danza del sol. 91. Sé lo que eres. Las enseñanzas de Sri 59. Frithjof Schuon, Meditación primordial. Ramana Maharshi. 60. Frithjof Schuon, Artículos varios. 92. Martin Lings, ¿Qué es el sufismo? 67. Frithjof Schuon, Resumen de metafísica 93. Bithika Mukerji, Vida y enseñanzas de integral. Sri Ma Anandamayí. 68. Frithjof Schuon, De lo divino a lo 94. William Stoddart, El budismo. humano. 95. William Stoddart, El hinduismo. 69. Frithjof Schuon, Aproximaciones al 96. William Stoddart, El sufismo. fenómeno religioso. 98. René Guénon, Los estados múltiples del 70. Frithjof Schuon, Lógica y transcendencia. ser. 71. Frithjof Schuon, Perspectivas espirituales 99. René Guénon, Introducción general al y hechos humanos. estudio de las doctrinas hindúes. 72. Frithjof Schuon, Las estaciones de la 100. Whitall N. Perry, Tesoro de sabiduría sabiduría. tradicional. 73. Frithjof Schuon, Imágenes del espíritu: 100*. Whitall N. Perry, Tesoro de sabiduría Shinto, Budismo, Yoga. tradicional. 74. Frithjof Schuon, Tener un Centro. (Edición en seis tomos en rústica) 75. Frithjof Schuon, Cristianismo-Islam: I. Sacrificio-Muerte Visiones de ecumenismo esotérico. II. Combate-Acción 76. Frithjof Schuon, Raíces de la condición III. Vida-Amor humana. IV. Belleza-Paz 77. Frithjof Schuon, El sufismo: velo y V. Discernimiento-Verdad quintaesencia. VI. Unión-Identidad 78. Frithjof Schuon, El ojo del corazón. * (Estuche que contiene los tomos I, II, 79. Frithjof Schuon, Senderos de gnosis. III, IV, V y VI). 80. Frithjof Schuon, La transfiguración 101. Frithjof Schuon, El camino hacia el corazón. del hombre. 102. Frithjof Schuon, Adastra - Stella Maris. 81. Frithjof Schuon, El juego de las máscaras. 103. Frithjof Schuon, Hojas de otoño - El anillo. 82. Frithjof Schuon, Miradas a los mundos 104. Frithjof Schuon, Cantos sin nombre I, antiguos. II, III. 83. Frithjof Schuon, De la unidad 105. Frithjof Schuon, Cantos sin nombre IV, transcendente de las religiones. V, VI. 84. Frithjof Schuon, El esoterismo como 106. Frithjof Schuon, Cantos sin nombre principio y como vía. VII, VIII, IX. 85. Martin Lings, Un santo sufí del siglo XX. 107. Frithjof Schuon, Cantos sin nombre X, El Sayjˇ Ahmad Al-‘Alawˆi. XI, XII. 86. René Guénon, Oriente y Occidente. 108. Frithjof Schuon, La rueda cósmica, I, II, 87. Martin Lings, El libro de la certeza. III, IV. 88. Martin Lings, Creencias antiguas y 109. Frithjof Schuon, La rueda cósmica, V, supersticiones modernas. VI, VII. 89. Martin Lings, Símbolo y arquetipo: 110. Frithjof Schuon - Pinturas y dibujos. estudio del significado de la existencia. 135. René Guénon, El simbolismo de la cruz. LOS PEQUEÑOS LIBROS DE LA SABIDURÍA (Esta colección se ofrece también en lengua catalana) 1. Michel Gardère, Rituales cátaros. 45. Anónimo, Relatos de un peregrino ruso. 2. Mujeres místicas (Época medieval). 46. Khalil Gibran, El Profeta. Antología de Thierry Gosset. 47. Khalil Gibran, El jardín del Profeta. 3. La sabiduría del indio americano. 48. Khalil Gibran, El Loco. Sus parábolas Antología de J. Bruchac. y poemas. 4. Sogyal Rinpoché, Meditación. 49. Khalil Gibran, Arena y espuma. 5. Laurence E. Fritsch, El pequeño libro 51. Anónimo, El peregrino ruso. Tres nuevos de los días. relatos. 7. Swâmi Râmdâs, Pensamientos. 52. Fray Lorenzo de la Resurrección, 9. Cantos de amor del antiguo Egipto. La experiencia de la presencia de Dios. 10. Jean Markale, Las tres espirales. 54. Himno a la Tierra. Prthiv¯is¯ukta. Meditación sobre la espiritualidad céltica. 55. Mujeres místicas (ss. XIX-XX). Antología 11. Arnaud Desjardins, Zen y Vedanta. preparada por Thierry Gosset. 12. Rabí Nachman de Breslau, La silla vacía. 56. Kabir, Poemas breves. 13. Lao Tse, Tao Te King. 57. Baltasar Gracián, El héroe. 14. Omar Khayyâm, Rubaiyat. 58. Rabí Nachman de Breslau, La dulce arma. 15. Epicteto, Un manual de vida. 59. Shaykh Al-Sulamî, Las enfermedades del 17. Jean Giono, El hombre que plantaba árboles. alma y sus remedios. 18. Mujeres místicas (Siglos XV-XVIII). 60. Todo es uno. Texto tamil sobre el Advaita Antología de T. Gosset. Vedânta. 20. Madre tierra, padre cielo. Los indios 61. Khalil Gibran, El vagabundo, sus de Norteamérica. E.S. Curtis. parábolas y sus dichos. 21. S.S. el Dalai Lama, Los beneficios 62. San Serafín de Sarov, Conversación con del altruismo. Motovilov. 25. Mariama Hima, Sabiduría africana. 63. Miyamoto Musashi, Tratado de las cinco ruedas. 26. Rûmî, El canto del sol. 64. S. Juan de la Cruz, Cántico espiritual 28. K. G. Durckheim, Camino de vida. y otros poemas. 30. Madre Teresa, En el corazón del mundo. 65. Libro de los salmos. Pensamientos, Historias y Oraciones. 66. Jayadeva, Gîta Govinda. 31. Himnos a la diosa. Traducidos del 67. Frithjof Schuon, Meditaciones de viaje. sánscrito por A. y E. Avalon. 68. Cantar de los cantares. 32. Frithjof Schuon, Amor y vida. 69. Lilian Staveley, La fontana de oro. 34. Gérard Edde, Feng Shui. Armonía de los lugares. 70. Inazo Nitobe, El Bushido. El alma del Japón. 35. Sun Tzu, El arte de la guerra. 71. El Dhammapada. La sabiduría de Buddha. 36. Baltasar Gracián, Arte de prudencia. 73. Himnos Órficos. 37. Théodore Monod, Peregrino del desierto. 74. Libro de Job. 38. Rabindranath Tagore, Del alba al crepúsculo. 75. Maestro Eckhart, El libro del consuelo divino. 39. Okakura Kakuzo, El libro del té. 76. Francisco de Asís, El cántico de las 40. E. Thompson Seton y J.M. Seton, criaturas y otros textos. La tradición del indio norteamericano. 77. L.E. Fritsch, El pequeño libro de las noches. 41. Maïna Kataki, Palabras de Lal Ded. 78. M. Gandhi, El alimento del alma. 42. Bhagavad Gîtâ. Cantar del Glorioso Señor. 79. La sabiduría del Talmud. 43. H. Brunel, Pequeño libro de la sabiduría 80. Ch. A. Eastman (Ohiyesa), El alma del indio. monástica. 81. Cicerón, Sobre la amistad. 44. Ananda K. Coomaraswamy, Vida 82. J. E. Brown, El legado espiritual del indio y leyendas de Buddha. americano. 83. Dichos del Profeta (Los cuarenta Hadices). 106. Yamamoto Tsunetomo, Hagakure. El 84. Confucio, Las Analectas. libro del Samurái. 86. B. Lahiry, La búsqueda de la verdad. 107. Beatriz de Nazaret, Los siete modos de 87. Himno Akátistos de la Madre de Dios. amor. Vida y visiones. 88. El Apocalipsis. 108. Versos áureos de Pitágoras. 89. Séneca, Cartas a Lucilio. 109. Jean-Marie Tresflin, De solo a solo en el 90. Ashtâvakra Gîta. Nombre. Diario espiritual. 91. Lie Tse, Tratado del vacío perfecto. 110. Los diálogos de Chuang Tse. 92. Angelus Silesius, Peregrino Querubínico. 111. Upanishads. Isa, Katha, Kena. 93. Jefe Casaca Roja, Hermano, el Gran 112. J. Kelen, Ofrenda a María Magdalena. Espíritu nos ha creado a todos. 113. Guru Nának, Japji. Poemario Espiritual. 94. Serás como la Madre Tierra. La mujer india. 114. Yi King, Libro de las mutaciones. 95. Apotegmas de los Padres del desierto. 115. Anónimo inglés del s. XIV. La nube del 96. Mis palabras son como estrellas. Mensajes no saber. de tres grandes jefes indios. Jefe Seattle, 117. Al-Hallaj, Diván. Jefe Joseph y Jefe Casaca Roja. 97.
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