Category Archives: Essays
On Anger
While reading The Storyteller, by Mario Vargas Llosa, I came across this passage which, for reasons still obscure, affected me deeply: “Anger is a disorder of the world, it seems. If men didn’t get angry, life would be better than … Continue reading
The Divided Self
The Varieties of Religious Experience … is a series of university lectures in the psychology of religion given around 100 years ago by the great American psychologist and educator William James. Three contiguous lectures of the twenty have captivated me … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Philosophy, Religious
Tagged Anni Besant, conversion, Nikos Kazantzakis, unification, William James
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The Pavellas Perspective 