I received this notice today. It is shown in blue. I have not had a chance to check it, but the format of this index is better than the one […]
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Author: Joseph Azize
Thursday 10 August 1944, Pt III
A.D. Monsieur, you have also given the exercise of retaining the emanations (one has) around oneself. Well, I cannot succeed in that. I see how many things are escaping from […]
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Memorial Mass for G.I. Gurdjieff
On 29 October 2021, I said a Memorial Mass for G.I. Gurdjieff. I used the old Latin Missal, and said what is often called the “Tridentine Mass.” I used the […]
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Thursday 10 August 1944, Pt I
Thursday 10 August 1944 previously published, Transcripts of Gurdjieff’s Wartime Meetings, 158-169 (Mr Gurdjieff has not yet arrived in the room. Mme de Salzmann asks for reports on “The Mlle […]
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A Memory of Mr Adie
I think it was in the last year of his life here, when he noticed – before I did – that I had a sleep problem. He did not know […]
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Paris Groups: Thursday 17 August 1944, Pt IV (final)
Mme de Salzmann: Who still wishes to speak? Dr Blano: I have tried to change all that I have been doing when I work: and the circumstances have by themselves […]
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Find the Level rather than the Former Experience (George Adie, 5 March 1989)
“Mr Adie,” said Bob, “there were two separate incidents that I wanted to bring. The first one, I was speaking to someone and I was relatively present during the first […]
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Thursday 10 August 1944, Pt II
M.D. Can one do this exercise? Gurdjieff: You are on the list? No? Then it is not useful. It is not for everyone. As for the rest, this list will […]
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Paris Groups: Thursday 17 August 1944, Pt III
J.B. Mr Gurdjieff, I am now and have for a long time been muddled, which is why I have hesitated to speak to you. But while I am waiting, nothing […]
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The Speed of Higher Parts of Centres (George Adie, 5 March 1989)
This exchange from the meeting Sunday 5 March 1989 is interesting for several reasons. Gyro said that during the morning’s work he had had two important experiences: “The first was […]
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