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We were in the lobby of ABC Head Office building in Ultimo, Sydney, at her invitation that I take part in an interview for her weekly program The Ark. The subject was to be What is Subud? based on the personal experiences in my book, <b>A Life in Subud</b>. 96<br> 97<br> 98Read Raymond's interview with Rachael Kohn <a href="http://www.abc.net.au/rn/relig/ark/stories/s1484878.htm">here.</a> 99<br> 100Download the free online PDF version of <b>A Life in Subud</b><a href="lifesubud.html"> here.</a></i> 101<br><br> 102<hr color="9faf9f" width="100%" size=1> 103<img src="torroadk.jpg"> 104<br> 105<b> <a href="kahighway.html">Kansas Highway</b></a></b><br>by Rachman & Stephanie Hopwood<br> 106 <i>While the three partners of the Undiscovered Worlds Press were living in Denver, a day trip to Kansas took us unexpectedly into the path of a tornado...</i> 107<br> 108 109<hr color="9faf9f" width="100%" size=1> 110 111<b> <a href="londonwalk.html">A London Walk</b></a></b><br>by Patricia Dear<br> 112 <i>Mairi Store, a retired Blue Badge Tour Guide, leads a group of people on a walk that takes in many historical places by the Thames in south London.</i> 113<br> 114 115<hr color="9faf9f" width="100%" size=1> 116 117<b> <a href="memory.html">Memory & Keeping Diaries</b></a></b><br>by Rachman Hopwood<br> 118 <i>As we grow older, need we passively accept an increasingly unreliable memory or is there perhaps something we can do about it? I think there is something we can do about it and the method is very simple and close at handkeeping a daily diary...</i> 119<br> 120 121<hr color="9faf9f" width="100%" size=1> 122 123<b> <a href="ripplesem.pdf">Ripples of Emotion</b> (PDF 136KB)</a></b><br>by Ray Douglas<br> 124 <i>This, indeed, is what water can mean to the human heart: the tangible symbol 125whereby its own feelings, sentiments, emotions, are reflected back and redoubled. 126Water tends to have the effect of heightening whatever we are already feelingthus a 127stream, a lake, a fountain, a spring, a waterfall, seen through emotional eyes, can represent in one, sorrow, in another, great love, in yet another, despair; perhaps even 128hatred and a desire for revenge. Peace of mind is there too, and almost automatically 129the poetic heart is inspired by water and drawn towards its musical sound and reflected light.</i> 130<br> 131 132<hr color="9faf9f" width="100%" size=1> 133 134 <a href="greenman.html"><b>The Green Man</b></a><br>by Ray Douglas<br><i>If you feel secure on the ladder of life;
134 if you are happy with your religious allegiances; if your religion is the only true religion; if you are a hawk, or a dove; if you have political opinions; if you consider yourself superior to Satan: <b>You Must Not Read This!</b></i> 135<hr color="9faf9f" width="100%" size=1> 136<a href="goddess.html"><b>Rebirth of a Goddess</b></a><br>by Ray Douglas<br><i>According to the biblical Book of Genesis, man came first. Masculinity, it says, was 137created before femininity. The archetypal male principle seems firmly rooted at least in 138that particular story of creation. There are other creation myths which see the creative 139principle as basically female...</i> 140<hr color="9faf9f" width="100%" size=1> 141<b>Merlin's People</b><br>by Raymond Foster<br><i>Wales is possibly the best place in the world from which to understand and 142follow one of the greatest changes in human lifestyle that ever took place: the 143transition from wanderers to settlers. 144</i> 145<br> 146<br> 147<a href="merlinsone.html">Part 1 (HTML)</a> 148        149<a href="merlinstwo.html">Part 2 (HTML)</a> 150        151<a href="merlinpeople.pdf">PDF 1.8 MB</a> 152<hr color="9faf9f" width="100%" size=1> 153 154<b><a href="ironfist.html">Iron Fist in a Velvet Glove</a></b><br>by Ray Douglas<br><i>We might think that we do not particularly want to be left to the tender mercies of Satan when our lives are over. 155In this regard many of us have come to think that it might not be a bad thing to look for a 156way outa way upto find that "hidden path" which should be somewhere at the root 157of all ways of searching, at the heart of all religions.</i> 158<br> 159<br> 160<b><a href="time.html">What Time Is It?</a></b><br>by Ray Douglas<br><i>The question Westerners might want to ask is: does time travel towards its future, or towards its past? And if the future depends in some measure upon the past, then in equal measure the future must already be known and knowable.</i> 161<br> 162<br> 163<b><a href="beelzebub.html">Beelzebub's Kingdom</a></b><br><font color=#600">by Ray Douglas<br><i>The world of insects is governed by communal instincts 164which are very readily picked up by humans: they are very near the surface. But 165be warned: The Lord of the Flies will welcome you with open arms..."</i> 166<br> 167<br> 168<b><a href="watersbab.html">The Waters of Babylon</a></b><br><font color=#600">by Ray Douglas<br><i>"Water can symbolize the human heart and its emotions, of course; the flow of earthly 169feelings. But it can also be used to symbolize something of a much higher level in the 170order of creation..."</i> 171<br> 172<br> 173<b><a href="centres.html">Centers of Culture and Wisdom</a></b><br><i><font color=#600">"For sometime now the California staff have scanned the horizon looking for a place, a large house and land that would make a suitable home for our publishing enterprise..."</i> 174Reprinted from UWP newsletter #3 1989. 175 176 177<br><br> 178<img src="sunval.jpg"> 179<br> 180<a href="haroldhitchcock.html"><b>Harold Hitchcock</a></b><br><font color=#600">by Leonard Hitchcock 181<br> 182<i>"I've always had this feeling that the Golden Age exists. It's an era that is alive in everyone."</i> 183<br> 184<br> 185 186<a href="howitallbegan.html"><b>How It All Began</a></b><br><font color=#600">by Rachman & Stephanie Hopwood 187<br> 188<i>"The Undiscovered Worlds Press started out as the inspiration of Stephanie and her son, Hartley, in Berkeley, California..."</i> 189<br> 190<br> 191 192<a href="nonanans.html"><b></a></b><br><font color=#600"> 193<br> 194 195 196<a href="heartwide.html"><b>A Heart as Wide as the Ocean & Other Things</a></b><br><font color=#600">Thoughts on hearing of the earthquake in Indonesia. 197<br> 198<br> 199 200<a href="gettingontwo.html"><b>Getting OnSomething for All the Older People of the World</a></b><br><font color=#600">A new exciting project which aims to create a worldwide self-help network for older people.</font> 201<br><br> 202 203<a href="clarkone.html"><b>The Poetry of Lukman Clark</a></b><br>Selections from his new poetry collection: <i>The Life of Adam & Other Poems</i>. 204<br> 205<br> 206 207 208<a href="lovefortheraccoon.html"><b>Love for the Raccoon</a></b><br>For a time we fed the feral cats by the old creek. One night we saw an eye peering at us from the darkness... 209<br> 210<br> 211 212 213<a href="questone.html"><b>Quest</a></b><br>The Undiscovered Worlds crew catch the eternal questing spirit while living in Denver, Colorado, in the early 1990's. 214<br><i>"We speculated that unknowingly, we had embarked on a Grail Quest. Was such a quest practical for three 215ordinary people (or hobbits, as we sometimes think of ourselves) in the 20th Century?"</i> 216<br><br> 217 218<a href="haleletter.html"><b>Letter to Peter Hale</a></b><br> Going through our computer files in preparing this website, we came across a letter we wrote to Peter Hale in 1991. Peter and an other old friend used to visit us when we lived in Palm Springs. The letter somehow catches the spirit of our time in Denver. 219<br><br> 220 221 222 223<b><a href="gold.html">Panning for Gold in Colorado</a></b><br>The Undiscovered Worlds crew try their hand at panning for gold.<br><i>"...we could see tiny gold flakes glistening in the black sandor what we thought was gold"</i><br><br> 224<b><a href="destpblossom.html">Destination Pearblossom, California</a> </b><br>The Undiscovered Worlds crew venture into the Mojave desert in search of a town called Pearblossom.<br><i>"Dawn came up like thunder over California's central valley, but no one felt any distress. The terrain looked like a make-believe desert of large brown dunes, in real life they were only hills, brown with California's dead annual grass."</i> 225Reprinted from UWP newsletter #2 September 1989. 226<br> 227<br> 228 229<b><a href="livingstones.html">Living Stones</a></b> 230<br> by Lindsey Campbell.<br><i>"Those of you who know Loch Tayside, in Highland Perthshire, deep in the secret heart of Scotland, know that it is a world apart. It has no wish to associate itself with the squalid waste of days and resources that we consider normal life."</i> Reprinted from UWP Newsletter #2 September 1989. 231<br><br> 232 233<b><a href="devilsmountain.html">Living at the foot of Devil Mountain.</a></b><br><i>"What is happening of course, is probably not due to conscious thought so much as alterations in that realm of universal mind which is not conscious."</i><br> 234Reprinted from UWP newsletter #3 1989.<br><br> 235</td> 236<td width="60"></td> 237<td valign="top" width="300"> 238<br> 239<h4><font color=#600"><b>Links</b></font></h4> 240<hr width="100%"</hr> 241<a href="http://www.spiritandsky.com/mysticism/subud"><img 242src="http://www.spiritandsky.com/images/smallbanner1.gif" alt="Spirit And 243sky SKR Spiritual Knowledge Repository page on mysticism/subud." 244width="291" height="49" border="0"></a> 245<br> 246<hr width="100%"</hr> 247<br> 248 249 250<a href="http://www.yoysearch.com/" > <b>YoYsearch</b> </a> <font color=#600">- a web portal with ten types of search</font> 251<hr width="100%"</hr> 252 <br> 253 <br> 254 255</table> 256 257<img src="mtsofaboo.jpg"> 258 259<br> 260<br> 261<img src="humelephanta.gif"> 262<table border="0"> 263<tr>
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