GNOSIS #30 (Winter 1994) -- on Sufism
 Contents
 
 Introduction:
 The Sufi Conundrum
 by Jay Kinney
 What does this ancient tradition offer to the West today?
 
 From the Outside In
 by Maureen Clark
 A glimpse into the mysteries of Sufism as portrayed in its
 rich literature.
 
 Sufism Comes  to America
 by Jay Kinney
 An overview of the teachers and groups that have established
 themselves on these shores.
 
 A Path to Human Wholeness
 by Kabir Helminski
 How the Sufi path can deepen our sense of our own humanity.
 
 Your Lips Wont Stain the Moon:
 A Sampling of Sufi Poetry
 A taste of the poets who have expressed the heights and depths
 of mystical experience.
 
 The Goal of Oneness: The GNOSIS Interview with Refik Algan
 by Jay Kinney  and Richard Smoley
 A revealing conversation about the orders, the lineage, and
 the methods of Sufi transmission.
 
 Sufism  and the Source
 by Murat Yagan
 Can this tradition be traced to a pre-Islamic source in
 the Caucasus?
 
 Women and Sufism
 by Camille Adams Helminski
 From its inception, women have played a significant role in
 the Sufi heritage.
 
 The Sufi Path of Individuation
 by Yannis Toussulis
 How does the Sufi way compare to Jungs view of the
 inner quest?
 
 Sufism in the West and the Question of Religion
 by Yaqub ibn Yusuf
 Do you have to be a Muslim  to be a Sufi?
 
 A Readers Guide to Sufism
 by Jay Kinney
 A roundup of the best books on the subject available in English.
 
 Book review section:
 The Hymns of Orpheus: Meditations
 by R.C. Hogart
 
 Beezlebubs Tales to his Grandson
 by G.I. Gurdjieff (new translation)
 
 Concise Guide to Homoeopathy
 by Nigel & Susan Garion-Hutchings
 
 The Golden Legend:Readings on the Saints
 by Jacobus de Voragine
 
 Wholeness or Transcendence?
 by Georg Geuerstein
 
 A Rosicrucian Notebook
 by Willy Schrodter
 
 The Gospel of Thomas: The Hidden Sayings of Jesus
 trans by Marvin Meyer, interp. by Harold Bloom
 
 The Goddess Hekate
 edited by Stephen Ronan
 
 The Guru Papers: Masks of Authoritarian Power
 by Joel Kramer and Diana Alstad
 
 Discover Runes
 by Tony Willis
 
 Madame Blavatskys Baboon: Theosophy and the
 Emergence of the Western Gurus
 by Peter Washington
 
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