by Robin Bloor | Dec 28, 2024 | Objective Science, The Lost Herald
The Human Cell (An Artist’s Impression) Like a man born into a world shaped by history and social structures, a cell is born into the intricate micro-environment of a tissue – which is even more structured. It inherits a lineage, a set of instructions encoded in...
by Robin Bloor | Dec 28, 2024 | Reflections, The Lost Herald
The Jurney Into Shadow A Journey Into The Shadows We fancy ourselves explorers, masters of our inner domain, yet we often remain strangers to a significant portion of our being. This rarely observed side is the shadowy realm of the unknown and unacknowledged within...
by Robin Bloor | Dec 28, 2024 | Readings, The Lost Herald
Cheery Blossoms as a Japanese Image of Beauty A tanka is a classic form of Japanese poetry with a specific structure – like a Haiku but with two added lines. Such poems often explore themes of nature, love, longing, sadness, or spiritual reflection. The first...
by Robin Bloor | Nov 26, 2024 | Issue, The Lost Herald
Subscribe Issue #36 November 2024 “No elephant and no horse, even the donkey is mighty.”~ Saying of Gurdjieff’s Father Hi Last month we announced the new book by Stephen Aronson. It has now, today as I write this, become available. You can buy it by...
by Robin Bloor | Nov 26, 2024 | Tales Study, The Lost Herald
Purgatory, An Artists Conception In The Tales, the Holy Planet Purgatory serves as home to a unique category of beings – the higher being-bodies or “souls” who have achieved remarkable levels of objective reason but nevertheless find themselves in a...
by Robin Bloor | Nov 26, 2024 | Reflections, The Lost Herald
The Maze of the Work These are notes (reviewed and organized from a group meeting that asked the question “What is Work on Oneself)?” The Nature of the Work The Work is not about behavioral change it is about psychological change, particularly changing...