The next question was from Jacob: “My thinking in the morning is very habitual and …” Mr Adie interrupted: “What do you call “thinking in the morning?” And you do […]
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The next question was from Jacob: “My thinking in the morning is very habitual and …” Mr Adie interrupted: “What do you call “thinking in the morning?” And you do […]
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The next exchange on the evening of Wednesday 16 October 1985 was with Patty, who said: “I’ve been using the idea of staying longer with the thought, and I found […]
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The second question on the evening of Wednesday 16 October 1985 came from Anna who said: “This week I began to see, how unsuitable my behaviour due to my lack […]
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This is the first exchange from the meeting of Wednesday 16 October 1985. Johannes said: “I tried this week to create continuity between appointments. I wanted to look at my […]
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These exchanges complete the report of the meeting of Tuesday 20 August 1985. The first question was from Spider, who said he felt he hadn’t been making many efforts, and […]
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The next exchange was with Juan, who said: “I have a question that I’ve wanted to bring for some time but I’m not sure if it’s the appropriate place here. […]
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The next exchange on 20 August 1985 was with Robbie. I have left in rather a larger amount than usual of his question: his comments were intelligent and deep. It […]
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This is from the meeting of Tuesday 20 August 1985. Mr Adie opened it by addressing someone: “I can’t see you very well, move a little to your left, will […]
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I am reading Robert Hugh Benson’s early novel By What Authority? One of RBH’s strong suits as a novelist is his graceful employment of an extraordinarily wide vocabulary: his use of […]
Read moreThe next exchange from the meeting Saturday 20 July 1985 was so illuminating of Gurdjieff’s principles that I have decided to retain it for 29 October, the anniversary of Gurdjieff’s […]
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