I studied fine art in London at St Martins School of Art.
A lifelong interest in the natural world, spirituality and the humanities led me to a holistic approach to the widespread fragmentation of meaning and value in our time.
Exploring the perceptive freedom and vitality of the quiet mind has proved to be an education like no other. I can see no better way to open the heart and mind to wider horizons.
There is an emergent strength and beauty in the perceptive freedom of the quiet mind, which transforms the educative process of life as a whole.
Of Time and the Timeless
Book reviews:
A book which illuminates the ancient wisdom in a modern context. It is a wonderful introduction to an emergent culture
rooted in a deep and profound tradition.
Satish Kumar. environmentalist, editor of Resurgence magazine, author of No Destination.
http://www.worldwisdom.com/public/authors/Satish-Kumar.aspx
For those who are not only particular but need to get the record straight - This book will be of great help. The story of The Theosophical movement in the world, The roles of Madame Blavatsky and Annie Besant are matters of utmost significance.
Anthony Berriman has done great justice to the facts and historical perspective in this book. Not least he has characterized the remarkable message of J. Krishnamurti within both its time and timelessness.
A beautifully researched and presented book I recommend it to all who seek to know the roots of our times.
Keith Critchlow. (1933-2020) was a architectural consultant and author of numerous books on Sacred Geometries, including Time Stands Still
http://www.worldwisdom.com/public/authors/Keith-Critchlow.aspx
Comments and feedback.
Readers interested to share a question or comment relating to the thematic content of the book can contact Anthony at : timeandthetimeless.org A Journal of emergent perception and companion to the book.
A lifelong interest in the natural world, spirituality and the humanities led me to a holistic approach to the widespread fragmentation of meaning and value in our time.
Exploring the perceptive freedom and vitality of the quiet mind has proved to be an education like no other. I can see no better way to open the heart and mind to wider horizons.
There is an emergent strength and beauty in the perceptive freedom of the quiet mind, which transforms the educative process of life as a whole.
Of Time and the Timeless
Book reviews:
A book which illuminates the ancient wisdom in a modern context. It is a wonderful introduction to an emergent culture
rooted in a deep and profound tradition.
Satish Kumar. environmentalist, editor of Resurgence magazine, author of No Destination.
http://www.worldwisdom.com/public/authors/Satish-Kumar.aspx
For those who are not only particular but need to get the record straight - This book will be of great help. The story of The Theosophical movement in the world, The roles of Madame Blavatsky and Annie Besant are matters of utmost significance.
Anthony Berriman has done great justice to the facts and historical perspective in this book. Not least he has characterized the remarkable message of J. Krishnamurti within both its time and timelessness.
A beautifully researched and presented book I recommend it to all who seek to know the roots of our times.
Keith Critchlow. (1933-2020) was a architectural consultant and author of numerous books on Sacred Geometries, including Time Stands Still
http://www.worldwisdom.com/public/authors/Keith-Critchlow.aspx
Comments and feedback.
Readers interested to share a question or comment relating to the thematic content of the book can contact Anthony at : timeandthetimeless.org A Journal of emergent perception and companion to the book.
