The point being made is here is significant. Henry said to Mr Adie: “Last time our group met, you said to me to bring some material, and I’ve been trying […]
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The point being made is here is significant. Henry said to Mr Adie: “Last time our group met, you said to me to bring some material, and I’ve been trying […]
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I have read little of his writings, but from what I can see, the unfinished Mount Analogue was Rene Daumal’s masterpiece. I believe that is also the general opinion. It […]
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The notes I summarize here were written by Mr Adie under the heading “3 October 1951, Group II, Colet Gardens”. Their six pages relate to Henri Tracol’s exchanges with two […]
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As a preliminary note, I am aware that much of this material has been covered in other posts, and in other books by other authors. I think that part of […]
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I have previously written about sugar, for example, that “Drinking just one artificially sweetened drink every day has been associated with a three times greater risk of having a stroke […]
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Review Early Talks Audiobook I have now been able to listen to the entirety of Anthony Blake’s reading of Gurdjieff’s Early Talks. There are parts to which I have listened […]
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Please forgive the shameless self-promotion.
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I have previously written about Nicoll’s use of the concept of the puer aeternus, the eternal boy: https://www.josephazize.com/2024/10/24/maurice-nicoll-the-sun-octave-and-the-miracle-of-life/ It was probably borrowed from C.G. Jung, although, from what I can […]
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Two new audio-books have been released. In these, my friend Anthony Blake reads Gurdjieff’s Early Talks, and Daumal’s Mount Analogue. I would talk them up, but I have not yet […]
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