
A Great Rejoice: The Meaning and Value of Transcendence for the Contemporary Age
“The Red Thread is not a kind of ancient Truth, nor is it a kind of secret Wisdom, that is hidden deep within. It rather
Drs. León Alexander is an anthropologist. In his view, anthropology embraces the study of the fulness of human experience, in all its expressions, which requires a phenomenological attitude, putting pre-conceptions within brackets and aiming for a holistic understanding of phenomena in life and society. As a scientific discipline, anthropology calls upon us to view ourselves in perspective.
León Alexander was born in the Netherlands, graduated from Leyden University, and now lives in Spain. He graduated on a Master thesis on the mysticism of Yoginâm in contexts of contemporary modern Western culture. He has been studying the work and life of Yoginâm intensively for several decades. He is a longtime board member of the Nâm Foundation and has recently co-founded the Nâm Academy. In parallel, he has also been working in policymaking for national and international public administrations.
“The Red Thread is not a kind of ancient Truth, nor is it a kind of secret Wisdom, that is hidden deep within. It rather
Yoginâm presents a contemporary expression of a voice which has existed throughout human evolution in different cultural expressions. He calls it the Red Thread. This