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...
by Robin Bloor | Nov 26, 2024 | Objective Science, The Lost Herald
A Merger of a Kind Was It a Hostile or Consensual Merger? Eukaryotes were originally single-celled microbes floating around in the primordial soup – genuine but primitive microcosmoses. They are hugely important because their cellular architecture underpins all...