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All who breathe mean something more to the true eye than their shapes show; for all were made in love and made to be beloved.
–Philip James Bailey, from Festus.
Photograph: Philip James Bailey in his study at the Rope Walk, Nottingham

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All who breathe mean something more to the true eye than their shapes show; for all were made in love and made to be beloved.

–Philip James Bailey, from Festus.

Photograph: Philip James Bailey in his study at the Rope Walk, Nottingham

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A parabola is one of the most dynamic forms in nature. It is the curve of a bowl, the path of a ball soaring upward and down to earth again. The founder of this magazine decided it was a good name for a journal devoted to the search for meaning, which often goes outward, then back home again along a different path.

More than thirty-five years later, PARABOLA does what other magazines and media cannot. Four times a year, we explore one of the timeless themes of human existence, drawing on wisdom from the world’s traditions, ways, and art. At PARABOLA, we further understanding, peace, and tolerance one reader at a time. .

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