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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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 […]
Read moreThis continues the lunch questions from Saturday 20 July 1985. Jack said that he could not exactly recall what Mr Adie had said at the breakfast table, it seemed that […]
Read moreContinuing with the Saturday Weekend Work, 20 July 1985, the first question after lunch was a classic, only partly for what Mr Adie said, but even more for the engagement […]
Read moreThis is the opening address of the Saturday Weekend Work, 20 July 1985. It is Mr Adie who speaks. What is my formulation for today? This arises really from the […]
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The final question this evening came from Terri. It was difficult to understand what she meant by her first statement. Mr Adie said: “I haven’t followed you well enough, you […]
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The next question on 19 June 1985 was from Kitty. She said that she had been trying to see her impatience at home, and had found that it was “totality […]
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The next question came from Puck, who certainly had at one time been a serious student, but had got into an awful habit of listening to his own thoughts while […]
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The next question was from Walter, who said: “On Saturday, I had another argument with my wife about money, which is a habit with me, the question of money often […]
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