The e-TORUS
Newsletter is ordinarily published 4-6 times per year. Typically
it consists of
timely announcements, updates
on current projects, book reviews, pointers to articles pertinent to
Meru research
that
are published elsewhere on the Internet, and/or an informal
essay (or sometimes a pointer to a longer piece) by Stan Tenen, usually
written specially for the newsletter. The list below includes content
highlights for each issue, and includes links to complete essays
referred to (but not fully included in) in the eTORUS.
Starting in 2007, eTORUS
Newsletters have been produced in illustrated PDF format. The archive
below
includes all our eTORUS Newsletters, some longer essays and posters by
Stan
Tenen pointed to in eTORUS, and special announcements and articles by
others that were sent
to our eTORUS mailing list.
To subscribe to eTORUS, send an email to the
editor:
Levanah Tenen <meru1@well.com>
Please include a bit about how you heard of Meru Foundation's
work, and your particular interest. Thank you.
---Levanah Tenen, Editor
eTORUS Newsletter
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No. 1 -- 7
November
1999 No. 2 -- 25
February
2000 No. 3 -- 18
April
2000 No. 4 -- 15
May 2000 No. 5 -- 8
June 2000 No. 6 -- 6
October
2000 No. 7 -- 27
December
2000 No. 8 -- 5
March 2001 No. 9 -- 23
May 2001 No.10 -- 8
November
2001 No.11 -- 16
November 2001 No.12 -- 21
July
2002 Announcing: First Sound(tm), The Music of Genesis CD Notes on Three New Posters: (Links to posters included in text) On the MNunZp'ok Order of the 5-Final Letters Tetrahelix Sculpture: English Measurement Proportions The Tree of Abraham: An Organic Model of Western Civlization No.14 -- 3
April
2003 No. 15 -- 17
September 2003 No. 16 -- 9
October
2003 No. 17 -- 10
October 2003 No. 18 -- 30
November 2003 No. 19 -- 28
February 2004 No. 20 -- 12
March
2004 |
No. 21 -- 30
April
2004 No. 22 -- 18
May
2004 No. 23 -- 28
July
2004 No. 24 -- 20
August
2004 Essay: To Do Or Not To Do: Some Thoughts on the Golden Rule No. 26 -- 1 December 2004 New Meru Frequently Asked Questions No. 27 -- 28 December 2004 Notes on Essay by Arthur M. Young No. 28 -- 4
August
2005 No. 29 -- 23
September 2005 No. 30 -- 28
October 2005 No. 31 -- 28
November 2005 No. 32 -- 14
February 2006 No. 33 -- 6
April
2006 No. 34 -- 10
May
2006 No. 35 -- 27
November 2006 No. 36 -- 30
November 2006 No. 37 -- 5
December 2006 No. 38 -- 11
December 2006 |
| No.
39 -- 9 February 2007 Essay: A More Intelligent Designer No. 40 -- 29 July 2007 Essay: Zohar, B'reshit, and the Meru Hypothesis No. 41 -- 1 August 2007 Essay: The Unique Qualities of Gesture Letters Formed by a Single Model Hand (final version) No. 42 -- 29 December 2008 Announcement: The Alphabet that Changed the World Notes on The Fountain of Wisdom |
No. 43 -- 20 January
2009 Essay: Peace with Justice No. 44 -- 27 March 2009 Essay: Fish do it -- Birds do it -- Bees do it: On Flocking, Swarming, and Schooling No. 45 -- 21 May 2009 Guest Essay by Gerald Schroeder, Ph.D.: Author's Introduction to his 2009 book, God According to God This book is available through Meru Foundation's reading list No. 46 -- 4 June 2009 Guest Essay by Elliot Pines, Ph.D.: Clouds In My Coffee |
Featured Articles and Posters:
From Issue #2:
Informal Essay
by
Stan Tenen: Alternatives to Biblical Scholarship
Originally written for the
e-list Meta-Reiterations
How our assumptions about the origins of the
Hebrew
Bible profoundly affect what we see as its meaning and purpose.
From Issue #3:
Informal Essay by
Stan
Tenen: When is the Textual Approach Not Appropriate?
Originally written for the
e-list Meta-Reiterations
Should the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Bible
be
studied using the same tools and assumptions?
From Issue #4:
Informal Essay by
Stan
Tenen: On Immortality
Originally written for the
e-list Meta-Reiterations
A possible mechanism for survival of certain
aspects
of the soul beyond physical death.
From Issue #6:
Informal Essay by
Stan
Tenen: Which Way Up
We want to grow, spiritually and
emotionally. How do we recover from distraction, and renew our
focus?
From Issue #9:
Informal Essay
by
Stan Tenen: The Three Pillars of Love
Is "unconditional love" really
unconditional? What are the components of higher love?
From Issue #10:
September 11,
2001: An Architectural Proposal for the World Trade Center Site
Any plans for the World Trade Center in Manhattan
must
provide for the city's commercial needs, and at the same time both
acknowledge
people's grief, and affirm life and a hope for peace. Here is a
verbal
description of our vision, incorporating elements of Meru Foundation's
research
and designs.
Special Edition: 6 August 2002
First Sound -- The
background behind Meru Foundation's Music of Genesis
Special Edition: 12 June 2003
A New Islamic Map for Peace
-- Essay by Dr. Mel
Alexenberg
How the esthetics of Islamic art provide a way to "put Israel on
the
map".
Special
Announcement: 25 August 2004
Stan Tenen to be Featured Guest on "Coast
to Coast AM" Radio
Wednesday Sept 1-Thursday Sept 2, 2004
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