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It
was plain that I had got to learn the shape of the river in
all the different ways that could be thought of–upside
down, wrong end first, inside out, fore-and-aft, and "thort-ships"–
and then know what to do on gray nights when it hadn't any
shape at all.
–Life on the Mississippi
Mark Twain
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MATERIAL
FOR THOUGHT #10
- Eternal
Birth
Meister Eckhart
- Freedom
without Hope
René Daumal
- The
Birth of a Sculpture
Henri Tracol
- A
Conversation with Robert Bly
- Death
of a Seagull
- Modern
Cathedral Builders
- The
Dharma Gate of Beauty
Yanagi Soetsu
- Life
on the Mississippi
Mark Twain
- The
Bijak of Kabi
- Freud
and Man's Soul
by
Bruno Bettleheim
- Krishnamurti:
The Years of Fulfillment
by
Mary Lutyens
- Our
Life with Mr. Gurdjieff
by
Thomas and Olga de Hartmann
- The
Heart of Philosophy
by
Jacob Needleman
- Autobiography,
Vol. I: Journey East, Journey West
by
Mircea Eliade
- A
New Science of Life
by
Rupert Sheldrake
- Westering
Man
by
Bil Gilbert
- The
Fear of Cooking
by
Bob Scher
- The
Holographic Paradigm
edited
by Ken Wilbur
- The
Golden Words of a Sufi Sheikh
by
Bawa Muhaiyaddeen
- Visions
from San Francisco Bay
by
Czeslaw Milosz
- Zen
in the Art of the Tea Ceremony
by
Horst Hammitzch
- Orage
with Gurdjieff in America
by
Louise Welch
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