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VOL. 26:2 Light

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Parabola's Summer 2001 Issue: Light If light ceased to shine, all being would vanish into nothingness --from "The Most Noble of Phenomena" Cover:The Empyrian By Gustave Dorv©, from Dante's Divine Comedy (Paradiso, XXXI:1, 2) Berlin: W. Moeser, c. 1868. Reprinted in the Dover Archive Series (New York: Dover, 1976). In this issue:

PORTFOLIO: "Mixing Matter and Energy" - Photographs by Walter Chappell; text by Riversong Chappell
"Tv?r na Sorcha" by Mara Freeman - The radiance of the Celtic Otherworld
"On the First Day" by Howard Schwartz - How things become visible
"Festivals of Fire and Flame" by Suzan Donleavy-Johnston - Celebrating the unity of opposites
"Prayer to the East" by Black Elk - The Oglala Sioux sweat lodge purification
"Recognition of Being" - An Interview with Georg Kuhlewind
"Amita Buddha's Radiant Life" - From the Sukhavativyuha Sutra
"Light Who Loves Her Sister Darkness" by Madronna Holden - Inanna's descent to the Underworld
"The Eye of the Beholder" by Christian Wertenbaker - Divinity and consciousness in tradition
"'The Most Noble of Phenomena'" by Otto von Simson - Lighting the Gothic cathedrals
"Luminous Alignments" by David Fideler - The harmonious life of the cosmos
"Beyond the Curtain" by Marvin Barrett - Luminescence in the near-death experience
"A Hidden Illumination" by Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson - The secret beginning of creation
"Kindling the Deepa" by Rama Devagupta - The Hindu celebration of light
"Divine Unity" by Titus Burckhardt - The use of form in Islam
PORTFOLIO:"Visible Vessels" - Photograms by Susannah Hays; text by Jacques Lusseyran

Tangents - Reviews

"'The Initial Glimpse of Spirit'" - An interview with Huston Smith

Epicycles - Traditional stories from around the world

"Raven Steals the Light" / Native American (Tlingit) - retold by Mary Helen Pelton
"Tucumv£: The Origin of Night" / Brazilian (Tupi) - retold by Nilaya Prado dos Anjos
"Maui Snares the Sun" / Hawaiian - retold by Caren Loebel-Fried
"The Slaying of Narakasura" / Hindu - retold by Rama Devagupta

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