by Phoebe Hoffman | Nov 8, 2024 | News
Assembled by Fayra Teeters This article is a free-flowing compilation of creative thinking from Subud members on the notion of being Inclusive in our lives, in our perceptions, in how we view culture. Praying In Safeway By Leana McClellan Called by the sweet,...
by Phoebe Hoffman | Nov 1, 2024 | News
The Healing Power of Community by Lusijah Marx I received guidance through the latihan and dreams for co-founding Project Quest in 1989. Lucas Harris, a Subud gay man in his twenties who had AIDS when most people with an AIDS diagnosis died within two years, was the...
by Phoebe Hoffman | Oct 25, 2024 | News
Assembled by Fayra Teeters In this month’s Musings the SICA-USA Board would like to explore what it means to expand the definition of Subud Culture into a more inclusive outreach. We sometimes take the position that Culture (with a Capital C!) lives exclusively within...
by Phoebe Hoffman | Oct 18, 2024 | News
FRUITS OF THE LATIHANby Elizabeth Flanders My grandson has said since he was very young that he came here to help the earth, and he and I share a deep love for nature. During Covid, he had online school while my daughter and son-in-law were working outside the...
by Phoebe Hoffman | Oct 11, 2024 | News
Photo above: SDIA Executive Director, Virginia Thomas and Chairman, Vincent Mount Susila Dharma International Association Report for the 16th Subud World Congress By Lawrence Pevec In my capacity as a SICA-USA board member one of my tasks will be to focus attention on...
by Phoebe Hoffman | Oct 4, 2024 | News
The Kangaroo that Ran Out of Steam by Michael Cooke The kangaroo ran out of steam. I was with him when it happened. He was wound up and attempted to flip over as usual, but he didn’t. Then he finally just wheezed and whirred and made the vain effort of one more try....
by Roberta Hoffman | Sep 27, 2024 | News
Above: Underground Mouse, watercolor, by Roberta Hoffman Notes From the Underground: Musings from the SICA Board Assembled by Fayra Teeters From the Chair – Fayra Teeters Hopefully, this marks the start of a once-a-month posting of thoughts, insights, and musings from...
by Roberta Hoffman | Sep 20, 2024 | News
Photo: Raphaela in Egypt with friend Raphaela Seroy, Incomparable Jewel By Michael Cooke Raphaela Seroy passed on August 5th, 2024. Once, she telephoned me with the following: “… I fought going to latihan tonight. I fought it. Can you imagine?” (so warmly,...
by Phoebe Hoffman | Sep 13, 2024 | News
Mushroom People Can’t Be Trusted; Part 2 By Lawrence Pevec The combination of natural science, art and pageantry may be unique to the world of mycology and the annual Telluride Mushroom Festival exploits it wonderfully. If you saw last week’s post here, it’s...
by Phoebe Hoffman | Sep 6, 2024 | News
Mushroom People Can’t be Trusted By Lawrence Pevec The Telluride Mushroom Festival took place this year August 14 –18. The annual event is set in the beautiful mountain town of Telluride, Colorado. The festival attracts hundreds of amateur and professional...
