Recommended Reading

Curious Obsessions
in the History of Science and Spirituality
by Rachael Kohn.
ABC Books (2008)
Review by Mairéid Sullivan

Curious Obsessions is one of those rare books you just don't want to put down. It is full of delicious stories, enlightening insights, and valuable information.
The principle characters in the history of science and religion are all there, presented in full dramatic colour: The likes of Hildegard von Bingen, John Dee, Paracelsus, Giordano Bruno, Rudolf Steiner, Thomas More, Helena Blavatsky. >>>read more.

Ricardo's Law
by Fred Harrison
Published by Shepheard-Walwyn (2006)

Ricardo's Law points lawmakers, policy analysts and social reformers towards a model of public finances that is fair and would deliver prosperity to everyone.

The hidden flaw in the market economy - and the reason why politicians cannot keep their grand promises - is revealed in Ricardo's Law.

"without a knowledge of [the law of rent], it is impossible to understand
the effect of the progress of wealth on profits and wages, or to trace satisfactorily the influence of taxation on different classes of the
community" David Ricardo
>>>read more