Authors
M. Ali Lakhani
M. Ali Lakhani, KC, the founding editor of Sacred Web, is a lawyer and author. Raised in England, he lives in Canada, and writes on traditional metaphysics, modernity and literature.
Nigel Jackson
Nigel Jackson, artist and esotericist, lives in Manchester. His art has graced the covers of the journals of Sacred Web.
Samuel Bendeck Sotillos
Mr. Sotillos is a practicing psychotherapist in California working in the field of mental health and social services. His focus is on the intersection between psychology, culture, and spirituality.
Andrew Frisardi
Andrew Frisardi is an American writer & translator. He is a Fellow and lecturer at Temenos Academy in London, offering education in philosophy & arts in light of the sacred traditions of East & West.
Stratford Caldecott
Stratford Caldecott (d 2024) was a Catholic author, Tolkien scholar & specialist on the Inklings & GK Chesterton, who lived in Oxford. He was founding editor of Humanum & co-director of Second Spring.
Kenneth "Harry" Oldmeadow
Kenneth "Harry" Oldmeadow is an Australian academic, specializing in the writings of the Traditionalist School. His interests include Native spirituality and he is a commentator on modernism.
Rev. John Paraskevopoulos
John Paraskevopoulos is a Shin Buddhist priest from Australia who was ordained in 1994 at the Temple of the Primal Vow (Hongan-ji) in Kyoto. His books include Call of the Infinite & Immeasurable Life.
Peter Moore
Peter Moore has a doctorate in medieval studies from UCLA, and has taught humanities and writing at the University of California at Irvine.
Charles Upton
Charles Upton is an American poet, philosopher, and author. His works focus on metaphysics, spirituality, and traditionalism, exploring the connections between art, culture, and traditional wisdom.
Fatima Jane Casewit
Jane Fatima Casewit is a writer, translator, and educator in Morocco with a background in linguistics. She has worked on rural girls' education & is currently part of the USAID/Morocco education team.
Ishaaq Valodia
Ishaaq Valodia was guided to the Perennial Philosophy in 1990 through Martin Lings' writings. He is the editors of 'Terms Used by Frithjof Schuon' and has written for Sacred Web volumes 26 and 51.
Mohammed Rustom
Mohammed Rustom is a Canadian Islamic studies scholar. He is professor of Islamic thought & global philosophy at Carleton University, Ottawa, & Director of the Carleton Centre for the Study of Islam.
