John Moriarty Ordre des livres

In this small book of big thoughts, award-winning author, mythologist and storyteller Martin Shaw situates Moriarty's work with respect to our eco- conscious era and a readership seeking spiritual and philosophical guidance.

An autobiography of John Moriarty's life in Connemara during the 1980s and the return to his native Kerry.

This work offers a series of texts describing one individual's spiritual initiations and transformations, Gethsemane self-encounters and purifications. Prepared over 12 years, the work enacts a Dantesque, shamanic journey, a vast voyage across Hindu, Buddhist and Christian waters.

Revised and enlarged, this edition of John Moriarty's first published work presents a book of revelations, meditated by stories and personal excursions in literture, philosophy and sacred writings.

The book presents a blend of personal narratives and cultural reflections, showcasing Moriarty's wisdom through various forms of expression, including music and readings. It explores themes of identity and transformation as Europeans navigate their self-perception. Additionally, it suggests a connection to the broader discourse on European unity, potentially serving as a precursor to a European constitution.

Developed by the working party on Clinical Guidelines convened by The National Council for Palliative Care, this title refers to the care needed when death is imminent, care so distinct from the previous palliative care.

This volume continues a mystical quest that embodies the classic theme of the journey from Paradise Lost to Paradise Regained, a motif prevalent in European literature. It delves into the characters' struggles and transformations as they navigate challenges and seek redemption, enriching the overarching narrative of the trilogy. The exploration of loss and recovery offers profound insights into the human experience, making it a compelling read for those interested in literary themes of hope and restoration.