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91 lines
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% In your preamble:
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% Then the section itself:
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\section{Suggested Encounters}
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\lettrine{T}{he} works listed below have had a deep impact on me.
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Their imprint can be found all over this book.
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Some of them might speak to you too.
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\bookentry{Beethoven, Ludwig von}{The Late Quartets}{These
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are the last music he composed (three CDs worth)
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--- deaf and bedridden in pain.
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Yet this music soars.
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I strongly recommend the Guarneri String Quartet recording.}
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\bookentry{Campbell, Joseph}{The Hero with a Thousand Faces}{The
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foundational book on the Hero's Journey. I encountered this book during my first sojourn
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to the Underworld, and having a roadmap made all the difference.}
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\bookentry{Dante}{The Divine Comedy}{The Soul's Journey down through Inferno,
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then up through Purgatory to Paradise.
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Dante has insights about the Soul's Journey that can be found nowhere else.
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For example, \textit{Purgatory} has the same rings as \textit{Inferno}.
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But in Purgatory, they're able to ``do the Work'' to find their way out and upward,
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while in Inferno, they're eternally stuck.}
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\bookentry{Eschenbach, Wolfram von}{Parsifal}{The first complete Grail myth, and it's a doozy.}
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\bookentry{Ram Dass}{Fierce Grace}{A documentary film. Ram Dass after his stroke --- the involuntary descent, transformation through suffering, and then transcendence grounded in his new reality.}
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\bookentry{Rumi}{\textup{All of him}}{Extraordinary mystical poetry about longing for the Divine.}
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%\bookentry{Jung, Carl G.}{The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious}{Princeton University Press, 1969}
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%\bookentry{James, William}{The Varieties of Religious Experience}{Longmans, Green \& Co., 1902}
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%\bookentry{John of the Cross}{Dark Night of the Soul}{Translated by Mirabai Starr. Riverhead Books, 2002}
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%\bookentry{Plato}{Symposium}{Various translations}
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%\readingsection{On Longing, Eros, and the Soul}
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%\bookentry{Augustine of Hippo}{Confessions}{Translated by Henry Chadwick. Oxford University Press, 1991}
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%\bookentry{John of the Cross}{Spiritual Canticle}{Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh. ICS Publications, 1991}
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%\bookentry{Lewis, C.S.}{Surprised by Joy}{Harcourt, 1955}
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%\bookentry{Lewis, C.S.}{The Weight of Glory}{HarperOne, 2001}
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%\bookentry{Plato}{Phaedrus}{Various translations}
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%\readingsection{On Myth and Archetype}
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%\readingsection{On Cosmology and Complexity}
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%\bookentry{Lane, Nick}{The Vital Question: Energy, Evolution, and the Origins of Complex Life}{W.W. Norton, 2015}
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%\bookentry{Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre}{The Phenomenon of Man}{Translated by Bernard Wall. Harper \& Row, 1959}
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%\bookentry{Whitehead, Alfred North}{Process and Reality}{Free Press, 1929}
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%\bookentry{Chalmers, David}{The Conscious Mind}{Oxford University Press, 1996}
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%\bookentry{Nagel, Thomas}{Mortal Questions}{Cambridge University Press, 1979}
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%\bookentry{Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite}{The Divine Names and Mystical Theology}{Translated by John D. Jones. Marquette University Press, 1980}
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%\bookentry{Singer, Peter}{Hegel: A Very Short Introduction}{Oxford University Press, 2001}
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