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As has become customary in Australia the Subud Australia Congress began by acknowledging the indigenous people who are the traditional custodians of the land, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation. We pay our respects to their elders and to their continuing cultural spiritual and religious practices. Tribal dancers opened the Congress with a performance of a traditional warrior dance.
Also in this issue…
SUBUD AUSTRALIAN CONGRESS…the editor reports
MY COLOMBIAN ADVENTURE…by Ashwin Rajaraman
SALE OF GRAN SALON…by Elaina Dodson
ISSUES FOR DISCUSSION…from the editor
FROM ”OBSERVATIONS AND PROPOSALS”…by Nahum Harlap
WHAT IS INTENDED FOR SUBUD…by Virginia Thomas
THE BIG FREEZE…by Lucien Hinkle
PROJECTS AND PROPERTIES…Zone 3 magazine
LIFE IN THIS WORLD…by Sebastian Paemen
DUMBFOUNDED…by Adam Hammer
OBITUARIES & TRIBUTES…
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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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