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Bapak Muhammad Subuh, June 22 1901 – June 22 1987.
This issue of Subud Voice features several articles and interviews
from the WSA Archives relating to Bapak…
Also in this issue…

CELEBRATING BAPAK’S BIRTHDAY…from the Archives

INTERVIEW WITH IBU YATI…video from the Archives

IN BAPAK’S HOME…by M’bakju Rochanawati

EXPERIENCES WITH BAPAK…video interview with Pak Kuswanda

SUBUD SYMBOL AND SUBUD ORGANIZATION…by Laura Paterson

THE MAJOR PROJECTS AND PREMIER HOTELS…an introduction

PREMIER HOTELS…by Lucas Horton

CHATGPT ON SUBUD…from Livingston Armytage

E LANGO VISITS RODA VIVA…by Sabariah van Beek

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO…by Dachlan Cartwright

GIFTS OF THE JOURNEY…by Laurence Shorter

ANGEL ON MY SOFA…by Maurice Baker

THE PASSING OF ISTAFIAH VOGEL… by Iljas Baker

SICA Explore with… Alina Konrad

BLIND MANS BUFF…poem by Mardijah Simpson

HUMAN FORCES CAMP…in Colorado, USA


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NEW BOOK ABOUT THE HOMELESS

Livingston Armytage writes…

I’m very pleased (and relieved) to report that “Homeless: Hidden in plain sight” is published at last. In this book, I portray the lives of Sydney’s homeless with dignity, identity and voice. This book will give viewers an opportunity to see these people with understanding rather than ignoring or judging them as losers or ‘dole bludgers’.

VIDEO INTRO: https://fb.watch/g2uOOsURTx/

It is available in Australia/Europe at: https://www.tgpublishing.com.au, and in the US/Canada at: Chatwin Books. All proceeds donated to the ‘Matthew Talbot Shelter’ for the homeless in Sydney, Australia.

More information on the publishers’ websites, above; and also at: https://www.chatwinbooks.com/livingston-armytage .

Livingston Armytage is an Australian photographer who has worked in more than 50 countries mainly across Asia in places far beyond the tourist path. His photographs take the viewer behind the postcard view to illuminate and show the lives of others…

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HARMONY & RESULTS – THE SUSILA DHARMA CONFERENCE Yayasan Saudara Sejiwa in Bandung … Read on

RAPUNZEL, RAPUNZEL is a story by Harris Smart about how the world of dreams, myths and fairytales can erupt into everyday life… Read on

PARIS, FRANCE is a story by Harris about a visit to Paris in which he was robbed by gypsies… it also has something to say about photography… Read on

PARIS: JAZZ is by Lawrence Brazier and is also set in Paris and has something to say about jazz and other things… Read on

THE STUTTERER a is a chapter from Husain Chung’s book GOD THE THERAPIST (available from amazon.com) and gives an insight into the way that Husain works with people… Read on

RELAX! THE BODY KNOWS THE WAY is a reflection by Harris on the nature of the body as an indicator of the inner nature and a portal to spiritual experience… Read on

WOOF: Lawrence Brazier sends a story from Vienna… Read on

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