• Über Frithjof Schuon

• Über den ewigen Philosophie

• Perennialist Verleger

• Zeitschriften

Über Frithjof Schuon Links: 3 (G) of 15 World Wisdom.com World Wisdom publishes the Library of Perennial Philosophy, which is dedicated to the exposition of the timeless Truth underlying the diverse religions. This Truth, often referred to as the Sophia Perennis—or perennial Wisdom—finds its expression in the revealed Scriptures as well as the writings of the great sages and the artistic creations of the traditional worlds. frithjof-schuon.com An essential link on the internet regarding the life and work of Frithjof Schuon Sophia Perennis This site acts as a reference resource for information about various subjects and questions pertaining to the Sophia Perennis, or "perennial wisdom".

Über den ewigen Philosophie Links: 3 (G) of 15 Dictionary of Spiritual Terms The Dictionary of Spiritual Terms (www.dictionaryofspiritualterms.com) is a free online dictionary of many terms used by Perennialist authors or in other primary or secondary sources of the great spiritual traditions of the world. religioperennis.org A good site for traditionalist/perennialist resources, including on Schuon Sabedoria Perene This is a Portuguese blog and collection of materials "dedicated to the study of Traditional doctrines and the Sophia Perennis.” The site can be read in English by searching Google for it and then clicking on “Translate this page.”

Perennialist Verleger Links: 5 (G) of 15 World Wisdom.com World Wisdom, a publishing company established in 1980, is pleased to present the Library of Perennial Philosophy which is dedicated to the exposition of the timeless Truth underlying the diverse religions. This Truth, often referred to as the Sophia Perennis—or perennial Wisdom—finds its expression in the revealed Scriptures as well as the writings of the great sages and the artistic creations of the traditional worlds. Sophia Perennis This site acts as a reference resource for information about various subjects and questions pertaining to the Sophia Perennis, or "perennial wisdom". Archetype Archetype is dedicated to publishing and promoting books and other media that convey the wisdom, beauty and vitality of the world's diverse wisdom traditions. They carry many of the works of Martin Lings. Fons Vitae FONS VITAE (Al-Kauthar), a non-profit, charitable foundation, and refereed press, is devoted to making available works from the world's great spiritual traditions which could be of true use to a person of any faith seeking Wholeness or Holiness. Literally translated from Latin as "the fountain of life," fons vitae refers to the Knowledge which flows out to humanity from the Divine Source. Les Sept Flèches Editeur suisse d’ouvrages en langue française d’auteurs traditionnalistes : Frithjof Schuon, Martin Lings, William Stoddart, Hans Küry, Michael O. Fitzgerald, Mark Perry, etc. A Swiss publishing house which publishes, in French, books by traditionalist authors such as Frithjof Schuon, Martin Lings, William Stoddart, Hans Küry, Michael O. Fitzgerald, Mark Perry, etc.

Zeitschriften Links: 4 (G) of 15 Studies in Comparative Religion Studies in Comparative Religion was founded in Britain in 1963 by Francis Clive-Ross (1921–1981) and is the first and most comprehensive English-language journal of traditional studies. Four quarterly issues per year, containing over 1,200 articles in total, were published before its publication was interrupted in 1987. The journal resumed publication in 2007. Eye of the Heart Journal "Eye of the Heart" is a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal in the field of Traditional Philosophy and Religious Studies. The Resources section of the web site has a number of interesting links and reading materials having to do with the Perennial Philosophy. The Sacred Web The Sacred Web is a bi-annual publication devoted to the study of Tradition and modernity. Temenos Academy Review The Temenos Academy Review is the journal of the Temenos Academy and is the successor to Temenos, founded by Keith Critchlow, Brian Keeble, Kathleen Raine and Philip Sherrard, which was first published in 1981. The Review comprises a mixture of papers given at the Academy and new work, including poetry, art, and reviews.