Our authors

Our authors are timeless masters, spiritual teachers or experts on specific topics of wisdom teaching. What they have in common is that they themselves walk and have walked an inner path. Their inner and outer experiences are reflected in the works published by us. With their knowledge and wisdom, they have nourished the stream of Eternal Philosophy that runs through all times and continents. The forms and content may differ according to the different times and sometimes contrasting cultures, but the inner core, the essence, the message is always the same:

Whether in India with Shankara in the 8th century, in the Middle East in the 11th century with Ibn Arabi, with Ramana Maharshi and Sri Poonjaji, as well as G. I. Gurdjieff in the 19th and 20th centuries or in the 21st century in Central Europe with OM C. Parkin or Arnaud Desjardins, in America with Lee Lozowick or Adyashanti and with Swami Dharma Sumiran in Russia.

Adyashanti is an American-born spiritual teacher dedicated to serving the awakening of all beings.
Arnaud Desjardins (1925-2011) was one of the first Europeans to popularize the great Eastern teachings in the West, especially in France.
Daniela Jodorf was born in 1969. After studying law and working as a lawyer in a law firm in Düsseldorf, she began her career as a writer in 1998.
David Godman has lived mostly in Sri Ramana's ashram in India since 1976. He has written and edited several books about Ramana and his direct disciples.
Eli Jaxon-Bear (born 1947 in Brooklyn) began his 18-year spiritual journey in 1971 when he fled from the FBI during the Vietnam War.
Gangaji (born 1942 in Texas) met Sri Poonja in 1990, where she realized her true nature. Since then, she has dedicated her life entirely to this realization.
Ibn ʿArabi (1165–1240) was a mystical teacher of Islam. His doctrine of the unity of being and human perfection also has an impact in the West.
Lee Lozowick (1943-2010) was an American spiritual teacher who taught thousands of people in North America, Europe, and India since 1975.
Mariana Caplan has been researching mystical traditions for over 20 years. She is Professor of Yoga & Transpersonal Psychology and author of six books.
OM C. Parkin is a wisdom teacher and mystic. He founded the Enneallionce - School of the Fourth Way and the modern Gut Saunstorf Monastery - Place of Stillness.
P. D. Ouspensky (1878, Moscow) born into a family of artists and intellectuals, known as the main mediator of the Gurdjieff teachings (Fourth Way).
Ramana Maharshi, the most renowned Indian wisdom teacher of the 20th century, began his spiritual quest at 16 and realized that consciousness is immortal.
Regina Sara Ryan writes books and gives seminars. She lived as a Roman Catholic nun until the early 1970s.
Sandra Maitri was part of the first group to which the Chilean psychiatrist Claudio Naranjo introduced the Enneagram in the United States.
Margit Saritha Wimmer, a qualified social pedagogue (FH), works with mentally ill adults and accompanies people on their journey through life.
Shankara (686-718) was a leading spiritual leader and philosopher. He founded Advaita Vedanta and taught the unity of Brahman and Atman.
Sri Karapatra Swami (1907-1980), as Har Narayan Ojha in Pratapgarh, became a monk of the Dashanami tradition, teacher in Varanasi and author of numerous works.
Sumiran (born 1969, Voronezh, Russia) is a renowned Russian teacher and mystic in the tradition of Advaita Vedanta and Zen.
Ulrike Porep, a licensed psychologist and psychotherapist, has researched the causes of human suffering and is an expert on the Enneagram and inner child work.
William Martin, psychologist, studied at UC Berkeley and Western Seminary. He has been a counselor and university lecturer and has been researching Taoism for over 20 years.

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