Text in Spanish. Ronimund von Bissing was the son of a naturalised British subject who was educated at Charterhouse-Magdalen College, Oxford University, and at La Sorbonne; in 1939 he was called to the Bar (Middle Temple). From a very early age he found himself alone among his peers who, for the most part, did not share his search for an inner way which was to become his principal objective in life. Travelling to such places as Mount Athos made him increasingly aware of the need to pursue his thirst for inner reality. From 1935 he attended lectures in London given by P D Ouspensky -- the prominent Russian philosopher and thinker -- which opened the doors of hope for him. In 1956 he first heard of Muhammad Subuh Sumohadivwidjojo, the founder of Subud, and invited him to the West. From this time on his inner journey become guided by the Subud experience.

Text in Spanish. Ronimund von Bissing was the son of a naturalised British subject who was educated at Charterhouse-Magdalen College, Oxford University, and at La Sorbonne; in 1939 he was called to the Bar (Middle Temple). From a very early age he found himself alone among his peers who, for the most part, did not share his search for an inner way which was to become his principal objective in life. Travelling to such places as Mount Athos made him increasingly aware of the need to pursue his thirst for inner reality. From 1935 he attended lectures in London given by P D Ouspensky -- the prominent Russian philosopher and thinker -- which opened the doors of hope for him. In 1956 he first heard of Muhammad Subuh Sumohadivwidjojo, the founder of Subud, and invited him to the West. From this time on his inner journey become guided by the Subud experience.

Text in Spanish. Ronimund von Bissing was the son of a naturalised British subject who was educated at Charterhouse-Magdalen College, Oxford University, and at La Sorbonne; in 1939 he was called to the Bar (Middle Temple). From a very early age he found himself alone among his peers who, for the most part, did not share his search for an inner way which was to become his principal objective in life. Travelling to such places as Mount Athos made him increasingly aware of the need to pursue his thirst for inner reality. From 1935 he attended lectures in London given by P D Ouspensky -- the prominent Russian philosopher and thinker -- which opened the doors of hope for him. In 1956 he first heard of Muhammad Subuh Sumohadivwidjojo, the founder of Subud, and invited him to the West. From this time on his inner journey become guided by the Subud experience.