Sense of the Cosmos

by Jacob Needleman

Published 11 April 1977

In essays examining our technocratic world, philosophy, religion, medicine, and other fields, the author argues that what is missing in all of them today iscultivation of a power of awareness of ourselves.

Sorcerers

by Jacob Needleman

Published 1 November 1986
Eliot Appleman joins a club of teenage magicians called The Sorcerer's Apprentices and is swept up into a world of magic.

On Love

by Jacob Needleman

Published 29 January 1998
Philosopher Jacob Needleman begins his enquiry into love where others end - what happens after you fall in love and what can lovers give to each other in a lifetime? He sees these as the challenges that face couples for whom the mystery of love has passed and the work of living together has begun. Drawing on myth, philosphy and religion, this work offers thought-provoking ideas on how loving relationships can be sustained.

Why the works and writers considered the guardiansof traditional human values -- Heraclitus, Chuang Tzu, St. Augustine, the Upanishads, and others -- are essential tools for rediscovering our moral worth and understanding our place in the universe.