Raw Spiritual: Selected Poems, 1980-1985

Literature & Fiction

Ramsay, Jay

Poetry

Rivelin Grapheme Press

The White Poem

Hyperion Books

Bruce, Carole

Alchemy of the Invisible

Arts & Photography

Lee, Jenny Poretzky

Painting

Blue Lotus Foundation

"American poet Karen Eberhardt Shelton and British poet Jay Ramsay send out a vital message about how to connect across great divides in this collaboration designed to touch hearts, awaken perceptions, and move people to action. The poets' contrasting styles complement each other to great effect, as Shelton draws her inspiration from nature while Ramsay has a vision of the world at the edge that is sharp, unremitting, yet celebratory. Writing in the wake of 9/11, both poets believe in using poetry as a means of confronting the ethical and spiritual dilemmas that color a personÆs impact on the world. Skillfully weaving personal reflective poems with poems inspired by public events, Ramsay and Eberhardt Shelton create a powerful collection that addresses the questions that have been asked since the destruction of the Twin Towers."

The Message: Poems to Read the World

Shelton, Karen Eberhardt

Eberhardt Shelton, Karen

David Paul

Jay Ramsay, currently poet in residence at St James Church at Picadilly in London, invites the reader of his inspirational poetry to ask what it means to open to a greater love. His poems explore this theme which is crucial to our present time and future evolution. Ramsay delights us with the sacred and enduring in a world lost in the secular and transient, and offers us a renewed faith in the power of love as an agent of change.

The Heart's Ragged Evangelist

PS Avalon

Jay Ramsay has been called Britain's foremost transformation poet. Themes in his exciting new collection include: a Chinese sacred mountain, Ireland by bus, a beach in South Carolina, a suicide bomber, Maltese neolithic temples, Freud's Anna O, transgender, a black dog haunting, radical amnesia, the remembering of soul, past lives, and love poems for the greater love.

Out of Time

Diamond Cutters names the tradition of Visionary Poetry from the early 20th century with Kathleen Raine and David Gascoyne through to contemporary poets in the early 21st in both Britain and America as well as Australia at a time when spiritual consciousness is more important for us than ever; not simply as an inward or private language, but as a way of actively seeing and reading what is going on in our world today at a time of critical personal and political transition. This unique anthology (400pp), co-edited with Andrew Harvey, names and celebrates this impulse and focus, taking poetry beyond social realism towards the Source which is both our origin and transformation as human beings. At the same time, it is deeply political and ecological, critiquing the restrictive ideologies that limit our minds, our freedom, and our compassion. Poets include William Stafford, Robert Bly (now 90), Jeni Couzyn, Andrew Harvey, Dorothy Walters, Janine Canan, Gabriel Bradford Millar, Aidan Andrew Dun, Thanissara, Niall McDevitt, Rose Flint, Thomas R. Smith, Irina Kuzminsky, John Fox, and Philip Wells. It has global reach and emphasis towards what it means to realize ourselves as 'One World People'. The contributors of Diamond Cutters are poets famous and obscure, living and dead, who have come together from points across the globe to present this work, which is being hailed as “Neo-Metaphysical Verse” for our times. “Neo-Metaphysical Verse,” is that which opposes directly the bathetic, the ugly, and the trivial, that have manifested so broadly across our world. Diamond Cutters provides a move to end that regime, clothed simply with the truth and beauty. (Andrew Harvey and Jay Ramsay Diamond Cutters)

Diamond Cutters: Visionary Poets in America, Britain & Oceania

HARVEY, Andrew

Smooth Stones Pr

Kuan Yin is the most important, best-loved deity in the Chinese world. She is the living expression of compassion and the center of devotion in most Chinese homes and workplaces. Yet she is barely known in the West. The authors of The Kuan Yin Chronicles introduce Kuan Yin to Western readers, and reveal that Kuan Yin is the mystery and power of the divine feminine, who transcends all doctrines, creeds, and traditions.
The book is divided into three sections: 1. The origins and evolution of Kuan Yin in early China, Buddhism, Taoism, and shamanism. 2. The myths and stories about Kuan Yin. 3. Fresh translations of 100 Kuan Yin poems, which function as both literature and tools for divination and prophecy.
The Kuan Yin Chronicles is for any Western reader who wants to connect with the ancient power of the Goddess in their lives.

Kuan Yin Chronicles: The Myths and Prophecies of the Chinese Goddess of Compassion

Politics & Social Sciences

PALMER, MARTIN

Kwok, Man-Ho

Philosophy

Hampton Roads Publishing

Crucible of Love is a roadmap for a new understanding of love, radically challenging our conventional ideas about relationships. Written from the heart, with passion and clarity, it offers us a vision of what it means to live with love at the centre of our lives, and ‘where the wedding means all of us’, in true freedom and openness.

Crucible of Love: The Alchemy of Passionate Relationships

Parenting & Relationships

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