Martha Heyneman (58 results)

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Condition: Paperback in new condition. 233 pages. Martha Heyneman is a poet and essayist and author of The Breathing Cathedral. All her writings reflect a lifetime of individual search for understanding, nourished by fifty years' participation in the Gurdjieff Work. Most of these essays originally appeared in Parabola.

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Contains THE DEEPEST SILENCE by John Roger Barrie, The mystical heart of silence; THE LAST THIRD OF THE NIGHT by David Sander, Traditional Islam and the challenge of silence; LISTENING FOR THE VOICE OF GOD by Tom Rothschild, Silence in Quaker worship; THE SHRIEK OF THE SHOFAR by Aryeh Wineman, Of sound and silence in Judaism; NEVER TELL by Trebbe Johnson, The secret and the silence; RIGHT SPEECH (SAMMA VACA) by Bhikkhu Bodhi, On breaking silence with consciousness and conscience; TO LIVE WITH GRATITUDE, An interview with Robert Kennedy, S.J., Roshi; SILENCE Henriette Lannes, The presence of silence (Taken from the book A FUNDAMENTAL QUEST); IT SPEAKS IN SILENCE by Susan Murphy, A Zen roshi on silence and the spiritual path; WHERE UNRESERVE HAS RULED by Martin Buber, Two men meet, and sacrament arises; ON THE USE OF SILENCE by Sheri Ritchlin, Living in accord with the Tao; THE SILENT LIFE by Hazrat Inayat Khan, The father of Sufism in the West, on the vibrational nature of reality; RAVEN CRY by Ilan Amit, Submitting to silence; SOUNDLESS THUNDERINGS by Joyce Kornblatt, Martin Buber and the primacy of silence; THE GRAND CHARTREUSE by Miriam Faugno, A review of the film INTO GREAT SILENCE; STORYTELLER SPEAKING SILENCE by Diane Wolkstein, The storytelling art of Dovie Thomason; THANK YOU, RUMI by Martha Heyneman; 128 pages. Paperback in very good condition.

First edition. Twentieth anniversary issue; Contains "Divine and Human Lovers" - A Photographic Gallery, "Between Heaven and Earth: An interview with Jacob Needleman" - The connection between humanity and a higher level, "The Five-fold Sacrament" by Indra Sinha - Tantra and erotic communion, "Desire and Illusion: Two Stories from Ancient India" by Wendy Doniger - How eros creates illusion, "That Other Loveliness" by Harriet Eisman - The story of Eros and Psyche, "Dionysos: The Masks of Madness" by Robert Luyster - Worshipping an erotic god, "Culture of the Heart" by Christopher Bamford - The Troubadours' teachings, "The Love of God, the Love of Man" by Franz Rosenzweig - Who can command love?, "Ficino's Garden" by Arthur Versluis - The Renaissance philosopher's ideas on eros, "The Whirr of His Wings" by Martha Heyneman - How the image of the beloved illuminates, "I Thirst to Be Thirsted For" by Stratford Caldecott - God as the Act of love, "The Way Up Is the Way Down" by Ken Wilber - Forces of love and death, "Behold, Thou Art Fair, My Beloved" by Connie Whitesell - The role of sexuality in the Song of Songs ; 128 pages. Paperback in very good condition.

Condition: Paperback in new condition. Contains "Spirit, Body, and In-between" by William Chittick - Ambiguity and the intermediate realm; "Bees of the Invisible World" by Martha Heyneman - Rilke's soul at work; "Intentional Blending" by G. I. Gurdjieff - The birth of one's own initiative (illustrated with two paintings by Paul Reynard); "Plural Souls" by Adin Steinsaltz - Descent for the sake of ascension; "The Fragrance of the Friend" An interview with Iraj Anvar; "One Coffin--Two Corpses" by J. A. Taylor - Zen ancestor's teaching through dying; "Embodied in Air" by Lory Widmer Hess - The vitality of vowels, the power of consonants; "Except by Light" by Elizabeth Carothers Herron - The enduring affection among all things; "The Mind in the Hand" by Linda Hogan - Living by feel; "The True Human Body" An Interview with Jacob Needleman; "Legitimate Duality" From MEDITATIONS ON THE TAROT, Translated by Robert Powell - Rooted in being or rooted in love?; "The Pattern that is Me" by John Polkinghorne - Two modes of engagement; "Without Thunder There Is No Rain" by Moi Enomenga - The danger of losing Spirit; 128 pages.

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Condition: Paperback in new condition. Contains "The Mother Tongue" by Martha Heyneman - The first gift; "The Synthesis of Language" by Martin Lings - Richness of expression in the absence of writing; "If One Thing Stands, Another Will Stand Beside It: An interview with Chinua Achebe" - Stories from a Nigerian childhood; "Mahpiyato" by Elizabeth Cook-Lynn - The moment when the story comes; "The Call to Remember" by Arthur Amiotte - A Lakota boy's coming of age; "In the Beginning" by P. L. Travers - The ancient source of story; "Cowboy Poetry" by Anne Heath - The oral tradition of the American West; "From Delphi: A Code for Questioners" by Roger Lipsey - How to ask the right question; "To the Ones Who Would Listen" by Kaygusuz Abdal - Advice of a fifteenth-century ashik, translated by Sheikh Tosun Bayrak al Jerrahi; "The Unwritten Torah" by Lawrence Fine - Judaism's oral teachings; "Stillness" by Swami Chetanananda - What is transmitted in silence; "Teacher, Student, Lineage" by Rosemary Jeanes Antze - The guru and the disciple in South Indian dance; "Words and Their Fulfillment" by Ramesh S. Balsekar - Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj on how to listen; "The Ethics of the Fathers" - Sayings of the sages through the centuries; "And the Word Was Made Flesh" by Paul Jordan-Smith - Origins of the Christian Mass; "The Great Liberation" by Daniel Gallik - Poetic experience of hearing in the Bardo state; 128 pages.

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Parabola Anthology Series (selected essays from Parabola Magazine); 340 pages. Paperback in near very good condition; New, but corners slightly bumped.

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