Bennett’s Introduction Bennett’s two page introduction to his book, Sex: the Relationship between Sex and Spiritual Development, sets the parameters of his discussion and introduces many of the key concepts. […]
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Author: Joseph Azize
Helen Adie on Thinking without Words
There are the final questions from the meeting of Thursday 5 July 1979 with Mrs Helen Adie. Part One Teresa said that she had been trying to listen, during conversations […]
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Small, Manageable Tasks for Awakening (Helen Adie)
These three exchanges are from the rich meeting of Thursday 5 July 1979. Part One The sixth question of the evening was from Tim. He said that he found himself […]
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Helen Adie on difficult In-Laws
This continues the meeting of Thursday 5 July 1979 with Mrs Helen Adie. This question was asked by Alice. She said that she had already raised with Mr Adie the […]
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Feeling the “Centre” of Sensation
Mrs Helen Adie was known for the great simplicity and clarity of her directions and answers. When taking a group, she just did not speak unless it was true, although […]
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Bennett on the Relationship between Sex and Spiritual Development
A number of years ago I read Bennett’s short, 74 page book, Sex: the Relationship between Sex and Spiritual Development. I was impressed by it then. I made a number […]
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That very simple action taking no time at all
This is the first exchange from the meeting of Thursday 5 July 1979 with Mrs Helen Adie. A young man, let us call him Troy, said that now he had […]
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Knowing of God
The Issues How do we know of God? By God, I mean the creator of the universe and all which is in it, including ourselves. What do we know of […]
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G.I. Gurdjieff Paris Meetings 1943
For anyone with an interest in Gurdjieff’s ideas, this volume is not just useful but valuable. For those attempting to put his ideas and methods into practice, it is indispensable, […]
Read moreGratitude Exists Within
This continues from the meeting of September 1985. Mr Adie is reading his pieces, and adds a few comments. His prepared writings are indented. The first ideas that were given […]
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