And now we come to heart of this book. Pogson produced a diagram of accumulators, associating the intellectual, emotional, and moving/instinctive centres, with the large accumulator on the right hand […]
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Author: Joseph Azize
For 13 January: Some Principles of the Exercises (Paris Groups 1944, 23 January)
Part One I am revisiting Gurdjieff and the Women of the Rope with the audiobook. It is helping me pick up details I had missed before. Two of these, bearing the […]
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Mind and Energy, Pogson, Pt 1
Mind and Energy, Beryl Pogson, compiled Bob Hunter, Eureka Editions, Utrecht, 2000/2001, 114 pp. This is a very good book, probably the best collection of material from Beryl Pogson, who […]
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Two Audiobooks
I think it is more than worthwhile to purchase the two audiobooks: Undiscovered Country and Women of the Rope. The first of these, is at https://www.audible.com.au/pd/Undiscovered-Country-Audiobook/B08CFTLNMY The second is at https://www.audible.com.au/pd/Gurdjieff-and-the-Women-of-the-Rope-Audiobook/B08QDQVSW2?qid=1609801354&sr=1-1&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1&pf_rd_p=771c6463-05d7-4981-9b47-920dc34a70f1&pf_rd_r=0G877H51PFHETQQH87R3 I am not […]
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Clive Entwistle: Pupil of Gurdjieff
“I AM” with Five Centres, (Paris Groups, Pt X, 20 January 1944, concluded)
Then L.V. asked for a “first exercise” to steady his thought, to stop it “running here and there.” Gurdjieff said that thought has many varied aspects, but that our thought […]
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A Booklet of Notes from Mme Ouspensky
Saturday Evenings at Mendham, Conversations with Madame Ouspensky Part One Produced in 2018 by C. Smith, this is a rather odd little booklet, approximately half of it is blank. There […]
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Ferapontoff’s Constantinople Notes, 2nd edition
I am pleased to say that a second edition of Boris Ferapontoff’s Constantinople Notes has been published. It is available from By the Way Book: https://www.bythewaybooks.com/pages/books/26530/boris-ferapontoff/constantinople-notes-on-the-transition-to-man-number-4 The few typographical errors have […]
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Paris Groups, 1944 (Pt IX, 20 January 1944 cont.) Aim and Posterity
Part One The next question was from M.W., whom Gurdjieff described as his “opposite” (mon vis-à-vis). M.W. said that when he was a child he was very fearful. Now, for […]
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I must teach myself to think (22 February 1989)
This was the final question of 22 February 1989. Garry: “This recess was the worst one that I could remember, in the sense I felt further away from the […]
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