The Wishing Tree

The Wishing Tree by Christopher Isherwood, published by Vedanta Press & Bookshop in September 2002, is a first edition that spans 219 pages. This work presents a collection of Isherwood’s writings on Vedanta, reflecting his journey from skepticism to engagement with the philosophy at the Vedanta Society of Southern California under Sw. Prabhavananda. The text captures his evolving thoughts and experiences, offering insights into his relationship with spirituality.
Readers will find a range of reflections that serve as introductions or prologues to various books, showcasing Isherwood’s exploration of Vedanta. The writings delve into themes of faith and philosophy, providing a window into his personal transformation and the intellectual discourse surrounding British and Irish fiction. This edition, written in English, invites readers to engage with Isherwood’s contemplations on religion and spirituality.
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Christopher Isherwood came to the Vedanta Society fed up with religion, in fact, he was rather angry about the whole experience, but at the Vedanta Society of Southern California under Sw. Prabhavananda, he was caught.
The book is a collection of his writings on Vedanta, many of them as introduction or prologues to various books.
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