[ed. - A former Fellowship member alerted me to this rare gem offered on eBay.]
Meetings with the Teacher - Vol. 1
Contents
Excerpts from Meeting of January 1, 2001:
"The Most Important Questions a Man Can Ask Himself"
Excerpts from Meeting of January 12, 2001:
"What Is the Miraculous?"
Excerpts from Meeting of February 25, 2001:
"Giving and Receiving Photographs"
Excerpts from Meeting of March 18, 2001:
The 25th Crystallization Anniversary
This year marks the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of Apollo. In that time both the Fellowship of Friends and the property have undergone great changes. As if mirroring the evolution of the Teacher and his students, the untamed hillsides have slowly been enriched and refined, the undulating rows of the vineyard, the maturing beauty of the trees, the enchanting rose gardens of the Academy all becoming a visible allegory of the transformation of essence. Yet in the midst of these impressive changes, the heart of the Fellowship - as revealed in these excerpts of meetings led by the Teacher - has remained focused on that which is unchangeable and invisible.
As we labor to build our Theatron, and our selves, let the words of Socrates guide us: "Through earthly beauty, we glimpse eternal beauty."
[ed. - Frankly, I think there was more "earthly beauty" in those "untamed" hills before they were ignorantly "enriched and refined." Indeed, the scarred and barren slopes of "Dixon Hill," once teaming with native vegetation and wildlife, may well be a "visible allegory" of Robert Burton's Folly.]