Janet Heyneman (5 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Spotless inside and out. Upper left corner of the back cover mildly bent. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be bubble-wrapped and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "The Central Man of All the World" (Works of art as storehouses of psychic energy) by William Anderson; "Combing Coyote's Hair" (How the gods we create, create us) by Anne Twitty; "Echoes of Infinity" (An interview with Seyyed Hossein Nasr); "Proportion and the Living World" (Nature and universal structural principles) by Rachel Fletcher; "Mark Rothko: They are not Pictures" (Images lying between the earthly and the transcendent) by Roger Lipsey; "The Transmission of Content" (An interview with Paul Reynard); "The Artist as Yogi, The Yogi as Artist" (Contemplation and the Creative Process) by William K. Mahony; "The Interviewer" ("Where did you get that idea?) by P.L. Travers; "A Slow Air" (Making a vow to grow) by Janet Heyneman; "EPICYCLES: Stories, Myths, Parables"; "TANGENTS: The Vision Beyond" (A review of "The Spiritual in Art: Abstract Painting 1890-1985") by Douglas Thorpe; "FOCUS"; "FULL CIRCLE: A Reader's Forum"; "BOOK REVIEWS" and "PROFILES".

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Good-Very Good condition. Pages completely clean. A few have mildly bent corners. The magazine's exterior is completely clean with slight rubbing, a few light scratches to glossy surfaces. Lower right corner was bumped leaving a couple of creases in that corner of the front cover, a few pages with bent corners. Other cover corners are mildly bent. Not much wear otherwise. Will be bubble-wrapped and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "The Call for the Master: The Way as idea, actuality, and inner truth"; "Epicycle: The Roar of Awakening"; "Learning from Nature's Discipline: An interview with Wilderness Program field director Dennis Thompson"; "Epicycle: Monkey and Master Subodhi"; "Traveling Songs, Waiting Songs: A Western woman's journey into Noh's cave of the heart"; "Epicycle: Three Masters and Their Disciples"; "Hero, Healer, and Martyr: Greek Paradigms of the Teacher: The tradition of discipleship in ancient Greece"; "Diogenes the Hound: Shock techniques of a Hellenistic 'Zen Master'"; "The Weasel: A most unusual symbol for the disciple from Le Bestiare du Christ"; "The Yoke of Obedience: Eternal search for the right relationship to the Rule"; Epicycle: Monkey's New Master"; "Confronting the 'Next Impossible': Musical Studies with Nadia Boulanger: A composer-pianist recalls his years in Paris with a world-renowned teacher"; "ARCS: Ordeals Along the Way"; "The Stairway: Finding the first threshold before the real path can be glimpsed"; "Focus"; "Full Circle: A Reader's Forum"; "Currents & Comments"; "Book Reviews"; "Credits"; and "Profiles".

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. Vol 13, No 1, pp. 86-95, Photos, Extracted from orig vol, thus begins with title page, trimmed & stapled pamphlet, else VG.

Contents: "The Call for the Master" by Karlfried Graf von Dürckheim - The Way as idea, actuality, and inner truth; "Learning from Nature's Discipline" - An interview with Wilderness Program field director Dennis Thompson; "Traveling Songs, Waiting Songs" by Janet Heyneman - A western woman's journey into Noh's cave of the heart; "Hero, Healer, and Martyr: Greek Paradigms of the Teacher" by Dona S. Gower - The tradition of discipleship in ancient Greece; "Diogenes the Hound" by Roger Lipsey - Shock techniques of a Hellenistic "Zen master"; "The Weasel" by Louis Charbonneau-Lassay, translated by D. M. Dooling - A most unusual symbol for the disciple from Le Bestiaire du Christ; "The Yoke of Obedience" by Philip Zaleski - Eternal search for the right relationship to the Rule; "Confronting the Next Impossible: Musical Studies with Nadia Boulanger"by Laurence Rosenthal - A composer-pianist recalls his years in Paris with the world-renowned teacher; "The Stairway" by P. D. Ouspensky - Finding the first threshold before the real path can be glimpsed; 128 pages. Paperback in near very good condition.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Vol. XIV, Number 1, February 1989. ; paper wrappers with illustration of Russian folk art from The Way of a Pilgrim ; illustrations ; several articles ; a few slight creases, else VG. Book.