“The book is an invaluable one for anyone seeking answers to many
of the deep questions which all of us at some time or another in our
lives necessarily ask. In the ordinary way we simply do not have the
information to answer them satisfactorily.
The author of this work has given us an immense amount of
material to illuminate those normally dark places of our lives.”
—Geoffrey Farthing, The High Country Theosophist, USA
O Lanoo!
138 pages pdf eBook, illustrated by Nina O'Connell, Foreword by Allan. G Hunter
“Not only is this 10,000-word epic poem equal to such philosophical
works as the Bhagavad Gita, Tao te Ching and the Dhammapada,
it stands above them in staying closer to its original meaning. Tordoff
has successfully retained the earlier, rich, poetical writing style while
making the teaching more accessible with its simplicity. Every
library, and those interested in the philosophy of spirituality, would
benefit by having O Lanoo! on their shelves."
—Sophia Tarila, Foreword Magazine, USA
“This book distils in beautiful, poetic language, the Ancient Wisdom
teachings on how the Universe began. It also tells of the time when
the gods lived on Earth, and how the Spirit of God came to live in
Man. It follows the twin strands of evolution, in Spirit and Matter,
as the Ages of Lemuria and Atlantis gave way to our present Age.
Delicate line drawings by Nina O’Connell add to the eloquence of
these explanations. O Lanoo! is indeed a book for anyone on a spiritual
path.”
—Cygnus Review, UK
“Inspirational, meditative and rich in meaning, the poem clothes
timeless truths in clear, uncluttered garb and provides an eloquent
picture of the spiritual landscape through which the seeker must
travel. Gathering together some of the oldest tenets of various world
traditions, O Lanoo! brings the seeker to that "secret doctrine" of an
inner spiritual rebirth."
—Maya Trace Borhani, NAPRA ReVIEW, USA
“The book is an invaluable one for anyone seeking answers to many
of the deep questions which all of us at some time or another in our
lives necessarily ask. In the ordinary way we simply do not have the
information to answer them satisfactorily.
The author of this work has given us an immense amount of
material to illuminate those normally dark places of our lives.”
—Geoffrey Farthing, The High Country Theosophist, USA