Art Work by Kerin Galloway
"There is a private chamber in the soul
That knows a great secret
Of which no tongue can speak.
Your existence, O love my dear,
Has been sealed and marked
“Too sacred,” “too sacred” by the Beloved-
To ever end!"
~Hafiz
The Fountain - Newsletter of The Academy
The Fountain is the monthly newsletter of the Academy of European Arts and Culture, and serves as an introduction to the wisdom of the Irish mystic, Mervyn Brady. It also showcases enlightened men and women who guided his path as well as those who light our way today. We invite you to enjoy fine art, poetry and prose drawn from the rich wisdom, philosophy and mysticism of all ages and cultures. Read and Subscribe today!
Keeping the Journey Alive! - Online Workshop: Monday, July 20th - 7:30 PM (CST)
Do you find yourself getting swept up in the externals of daily Life? Do you find it difficult to move forward spiritually day to day? Do you have difficulty gaining traction along your inner path? Come join us as we unpack what can bring us joy and desire to propel us further along our spiritual journey. If a man begins to take life as work, then his whole relationship to existence begins to change, because the meaning of life changes for him. He sees life in another light, not as an end but a means, and this enables him to take what happens in life so that he learns from life and all that happens in life and in this way life becomes his teacher. ~ Maurice Nicoll, from Psychological Commentaries of the Teaching of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky, Vol I *Joe Zaklan is a professional guitarist and songwriter. He has been an active member of the Illinois Center of the Academy for over 20 years.
Meetings with the Teacher by Mervyn J. Brady
Mervyn J. Brady was the founder of The Academy of European Arts and Culture. A profound and beautiful teacher, Mervyn taught a philosophical system of soul awakening called the Fourth Way. As he progressed, his work expanded to include mysticism and love. This book is a record of online meetings between Mervyn and his students, between the years 2000-2003.
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