The Truth about Everything. How to access the Centre. How to understand it. How to use it. How to enter it forever.
"I liked 'CENTRE', it is different and well done. The author is sharing... More > something real, quite Zen, that he experienced on the bridge... and the book is an opportunity for a possible transmission to another. That's what I'm in the esoteric book business for - to supply books to help do just that... I wish the book every success." —Anthony Cheke, The Inner Bookshop, Oxford, England
"A marvellous and truly stunning book!! A treasure indeed. A way to complete happiness is here. It is ALL UP TO US. Read chapter 37 and find out WHY things are the way they are for YOU." —Pisamorn Chulsrikaival, Thailand
"A marvellous book! In the light of its wisdom, all one's fragments of knowledge and experience suddenly make sense. Read "CENTRE" and discover who you are!" —Tim Ormonde, England
"The most remarkable new book in the world today…” —Ariya Books, UK< Less
ORIGINAL POCKETBOOK The Truth about Everything. How to access the Centre. How to understand it. How to use it. How to enter it forever. "I liked 'CENTRE', it is different and well done. The... More > author is sharing something real, quite Zen, that he experienced on the bridge... and the book is an opportunity for a possible transmission to another. That's what I'm in the esoteric book business for - to supply books to help do just that... I wish the book every success." —Anthony Cheke, The Inner Bookshop, Oxford, England "A marvellous and truly stunning book!! A treasure indeed. A way to complete happiness is here. It is ALL UP TO US. Read chapter 37 and find out WHY things are the way they are for YOU." —Pisamorn Chulsrikaival, Thailand "A marvellous book! In the light of its wisdom, all one's fragments of knowledge and experience suddenly make sense. Read "CENTRE" and discover who you are!" —Tim Ormonde, England "The most remarkable new book in the world today…” —Ariya Books, UK< Less
In 2008 we published our first book of poems, Poetry from the Clarendon, which was well received around Haringey. The Borough has obviously been looking for some good news of late and we at the... More > Clarendon like to think that we can provide it by affording an outlet for the voices of our members. The first book has been popular but seems to have gone out of print. Hence we have decided to reissue it in conjunction with our second volume. As before we have tried for a mix of subject matter. Many are very personal and about the issues of mental illness, but not all. We believe that members of the Clarendon Centre have views about a range of subjects in the wider world too and reading through he new work we hope that you will enjoy what they have to say.< Less
In 2008 we published our first book of poems, Poetry from the Clarendon, which was well received around Haringey. The Borough has obviously been looking for some good news of late and we at the... More > Clarendon like to think that we can provide it by affording an outlet for the voices of our members. The first book has been popular but seems to have gone out of print. Hence we have decided to reissue it in conjunction with our second volume. As before we have tried for a mix of subject matter. Many are very personal and about the issues of mental illness, but not all. We believe that members of the Clarendon Centre have views about a range of subjects in the wider world too and reading through he new work we hope that you will enjoy what they have to say.< Less
About a year ago we started displaying poems from people at the Clarendon, along with classic poems in the café at the Clarendon. Rubbing shoulders with Keats and Shelley, our poems seemed to... More > stand up pretty well, so it was only a matter of time until we had accumulated enough to put together in a book. We discovered two vital resources- an on demand publisher ideal for those short on capital which would produce our work, but also offered the possibility of printing accompanying photos. From CharlieTyack.com, we found a collection of images we could fit to the verse.
As the idea developed there became quite a buzz and writing poetry became unusually popular, with several people writing poetry –and good poetry- for the first time. In doing so, covering widely different subjects, each of the contributors has revealed something of their own nature, with often startlingly poignant and arresting insights into themselves and the wider world.< Less
In this book we weave a narrative around our genesis and development. Starting back when the Centre was just a glimmer in the eyes of a few social entrepreneurs, Emergence follows our growth from... More > concept to operation to scale.< Less
In this book we weave a narrative around our genesis and development. Starting back when the Centre was just a glimmer in the eyes of a few social entrepreneurs, Emergence follows our growth from... More > concept to operation to scale.< Less
In his sequel to Hero in the Labyrinth, Hero seeks to comprehend and relate to the central axis of existence. His degree of success is a consequence of self-knowledge and circumstances in his life... More > which eventually pose no impediment. His arrival at the centre however is not without a note of uncertainty. This is more of an existential progression than a dramatic novel.< Less
