Occasional essays exploring these
intersections in more depth.
Gordan Djurdjevic is a writer whose work explores the movement of ideas between Western esotericism and Asian traditions, with a particular focus on South Asia. He holds a PhD in Asian Studies from the University of British Columbia.His research examines how ideas and practices take shape and evolve as they move between cultural contexts, and how they are interpreted, adapted, and sometimes misunderstood in the process. Within this broader inquiry, he has also written on Western esoteric traditions, including Thelemic philosophy as a distinct area of focus. He is the author of several books, including India and the Occult (Palgrave Macmillan) and Sayings of Gorakhnāth (Oxford University Press), and has contributed to numerous edited volumes on religion, esotericism, and cross-cultural exchange.He lives and writes in Vancouver, Canada. His current work continues to explore the intersections of Asian traditions and Western esoteric thought.
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India and the Occult: The Influence of South Asian Spirituality on Modern Western Occultismcover
Masters of Magical Powers: The Nath Yogis in the Light of Esoteric Notionscover
Sayings of Gorakhnath: Annotated Translation of the Gorakh Bani (co-author)cover
Occultism in a Global Perspective (co-editor)
Gordan Djurdjevic's academic papers and publications can be found (and are available for download) on academia.edu.
Hieros Gamos Radio, Gordan Djurdjevic, S02 E01, Sept 21 '21Podcast Name, episode title, short description, date
[email protected]He writes monthly essays and thoughts on religion, culture, and the movement of ideas, shared on Substack.