Sunday 16 January 1944, pp.36-39 This has previously been published, but in a longer form: see Transcripts of Gurdjieff’s Wartime Meetings, 1941-1946, pp.110-115 This transcript opens with the note: “Mr […]
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Sunday 16 January 1944, pp.36-39 This has previously been published, but in a longer form: see Transcripts of Gurdjieff’s Wartime Meetings, 1941-1946, pp.110-115 This transcript opens with the note: “Mr […]
Read moreFriday 14 January 1944, pp.33-36 Not previously published Someone, I would think Gurdjieff himself, or else Mme de Salzman, had authorised placing a note at the head of the transcript. […]
Read moreThursday 13 January 1944, pp.25-32 (concluded) Not previously published The next question is an important one from several perspectives, not least because Gurdjieff gave an exercise which is clearly similar […]
Read moreThursday 13 January 1944, pp.25-32 Not previously published This meeting began after a reading of “The Arousing of Thought,” which is the first chapter of Beelzebub. Since the previous meeting […]
Read more(For context, see the post of 10 November 2020, “The Paris Groups (1944)” The French is rather terse and needs a certain amount of interpretation. But in the interests of transparency […]
Read moreI have very recently received the edition of the surviving transcripts of Gurdjieff’s Paris meetings in 1944. It is titled G.I. Gurdjieff, Groupes de Paris, Tome II: 1944. It is […]
Read moreThis is from the weekend work meeting with Mrs Adie on Saturday 3 December 1983. After dinner, Ivan said: “In the morning I had the thought that this is the […]
Read morePart One “I remember very little about those first few weeks (at Sherborne, with J. G. Bennett) except that my feet were killing me. It was my own fault. I […]
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