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A miracle, a third person in the relationship: Jesus, a fourth divorce
By Our ReadersApril 1983Forgiveness, gratefulness, an uncomfortable dinner
By Our ReadersMarch 1983The honesty that comes from the heart, the higher octave of the intellect and feeling mind, the flash when love enters in at the eye
By Our ReadersNovember 1982Such primal taciturnity, thought Rex of the rock, and after all it’s heard — the roar of the victor, the bleat of the victim, and all the echoes thereof ten thousand times over. Surely, I’ve fallen in with good company. Surely, a revelation is in the offing.
By Franklin MillsOctober 1982“The Gabriel Books” are a series of small cartoon books.
By Natalia d’ArbeloffSeptember 1982I had to begin doing things out of peace. I had to begin following my peaceful preference regardless of what my ego said the consequences would be. I didn’t know what the consequences would be. The fact that it was a peaceful thing for me to do was sufficient reason to continue doing it.
By Sy SafranskySeptember 1982“The Gabriel Books” are a series of small cartoon books.
By Natalia d’ArbeloffAugust 1982July 1982We do not learn only from great minds; we learn from everyone, if only we observe and inquire. I received my greatest lesson in aesthetics from an old man in an Athenian ‘taverna.’ Night after night he sat alone at the same table, drinking his wine with precisely the same movements. I finally asked him why he did this, and he said, “Young man, I first look at my glass to please my eyes, then I take it in my hand to please my hand, then I bring it to my nose to please my nostrils, and I am just about to bring it to my lips when I hear a small voice in my ears, ‘How about me?’ So I tap my glass on the table before I drink from it. I thus please all five senses.”
C.A. Doxiadis
“The Gabriel Books” are a series of small cartoon books.
By Natalia d’ArbeloffJuly 1982Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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