John Dunne Livres

Tempest Two Gentlemen of Verona Merry Wives of Windsor Measure for Measure Comedy of Errors Much Ado About Nothing Love’s Labour’s Lost Midsummer Night’s Dream Merchant of Venice As You Like It Taming of the Shrew All’s Well That Ends Well Twelfth Night Winter’s Tale King John King Richard II King Henry IV. Part 1 King Henry IV. Part 2 King Henry V King Henry VI. Part 1 King Henry VI. Part 2 King Henry VI. Part 3 King Richard III King Henry VIII Troilus and Cressida Coriolanus Titus Andronicus Romeo and Juliet Timon of Athens Julius Caesar Macbeth Hamlet King Lear Othello Antony and Cleopatra Cymbeline PericlesVenus and AdonisRape of LucreceSonnetsLover's Complaint

Exploring the profound connection between love and spirituality, John Dunne reflects on his life experiences in a unique autobiography. Through pivotal moments across different life stages, he delves into themes of love, loss, and faith, enriched by the dramatic paintings of Thomas Cole. Key experiences include his relationship with his grandfather and his passion for music, all woven into a spiritual journey that offers deep theological insights. Dunne's captivating prose invites readers to find nourishment for both mind and soul.

Exploring the method of lectio divina, John S. Dunne offers a profound interpretation of the Gospels, particularly focusing on the relationship between Jesus and God, whom He calls Abba. This journey into understanding allows readers to transform their views on life and death through the lens of Christ's experiences. Dunne emphasizes that reading the Gospels reveals God's presence in our lives, encapsulated in his personal creed of "God-with-us." The book concludes with "Songlines of the Gospel," a collection of lyrical reflections on key scenes from the Gospel of John.

Exploring the intriguing legends and folktales surrounding Ireland's lakes, this book reveals the country's unique lake monsters, from serpent-like creatures to heroic saints. John Dunne takes readers on a county-by-county journey, uncovering the rich tapestry of supernatural beings associated with these bodies of water. By highlighting the lesser-known stories and myths, it invites both locals and visitors to connect with the mystique of Ireland's lakes and their captivating histories.

Exploring the metaphor of the circle dance, John Dunne delves into the wisdom of life's cyclical nature, reflecting on the journey from darkness to light. He highlights the far point on the circle, representing the struggles of our secular age and the individual’s "dark night of the soul." Yet, this point also signifies a return to divine love and light, echoing the sentiment that love originates from and leads back to God. The book concludes with twenty-one original "Circle Songs," enriching its themes of connection and spirituality.

Exploring the concept of a vision quest, John Dunne seeks to reconcile modern and ancient views of existence, emphasizing a divine circle of love and connection to God. He contrasts contemporary evolutionary perspectives with the ancient notion of emanation, proposing that all life originates from and ultimately returns to the divine. The book includes a collection of meditations, infused with Dunne's profound insights and diverse quotations from theology, philosophy, and literature, aiming to inspire readers on their spiritual journeys.

Exploring the eerie presence of restless spirits in Ireland, this book combines captivating narratives with striking photographs by renowned photographer Simon Marsden. The haunting imagery complements the exploration of folklore and ghostly tales, inviting readers to delve into the mystical and supernatural aspects of Irish culture. The visual and textual elements together create an atmospheric experience that lingers in the imagination.

Exploring the theme of human wholeness, the author draws from his personal journey of healing and reconnection. He reflects on the paths not taken and the relationships that have shaped him, emphasizing the importance of meeting others in their solitude. Ultimately, his insights lead to a profound discovery of God's presence, stemming from a deep experience of longing. This work invites readers to consider their own separations and the potential for completeness through connection and spiritual awareness.

Guide book to bicycling along Ireland's canals.

Exploring profound themes of mortality and the afterlife, John S. Dunne delves into the concept of eternal life and what it means to confront the end of earthly existence. Through philosophical inquiry and reflection, the book examines the interplay between deep rhythm in life and the mysteries surrounding death, offering insights into human existence and the possibility of life beyond.