SUBUD VISIONAuthor:Marius Kahan |
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Mini BiographyMarius Kahan was born in London in 1955 to a jazz musician turned maths lecturer and a bacteriologist turned homemaker. He was educated at an English grammar school, an international school near Geneva and Brussels University. Marius?s spiritual journey began in 1976 with an experience which undermined his firmly held atheistic beliefs. A series of apparent coincidences led to him joining Subud in 1977. As an adult he pursued a career as an electric jazz violinist, although trying to balance a career in the music business against the requirements of a growing family saw him adopt roles as diverse as translator, recording studio manager, systems analyst, teacher and copywriter. His first CD ?Tomorrow?s Memories? was released on Subud member Andrew Clague?s DJC record label. Marius works as a training and business consultant as well as pursuing music as time permits, and has a further three album projects in the pipeline. He is married and has four children ranging in age from around 18 months to 27 years. |
Making Claims pdf, htmlSubud is losing its simplicity; a tendency is emerging to give Subud a specific and rather idealised identity. The author contends that this risks obscuring the Latihan and diluting its impact by creating false expectations. Can We Fix IT? pdf, htmlThe 'establishment' Subud and the 'visionary' Subud are pulling in opposite directions. But perhaps there are some things they can agree on.... What the...?! pdf, htmlTesting... testing... testing... W(h)ither Subud? pdf, htmlWe don’t have to continue on a dead-end path. Subud and the Art of Automobile Maintenance pdf, htmlA petrolhead’s perspective on the future of Subud A Question for the WSA pdf, htmlTo be or not to be... a religion Feedback on Marius's articlesTo send feedback on an article, please click on the button, next to the article synopsis, that says "Send Feedback on this article". Feedback for the article: A Question for the WSAReligions and "Un-Religions". From Bei Dawei, April 16, 2011. Time 8:46 Feedback for the article: Can We Fix IT?Support for Marius's suggestions. From Iljas Baker, August 8, 2009. Time 3:49 Making Subud a learning organization. From Andrew Hall, August 24, 2009. Time 20:18 Feedback for the article: Making ClaimsRealism is needed, but let's get the balance right also. Feedback for the article: Subud and the Art of Automobile MaintenanceTake the next step?. From David W, September 9, 2010. Time 20:57 Feedback for the article: What the...?!More Testing Please! There Must Be!. From Bronte, October 15, 2010. Time 9:22 Feedback for the article: W(h)ither Subud?Bravo Marius. From John Elwyn Kimber, November 25, 2010. Time 11:36 |