38. It is extraordinary how many variations there are in Nicoll’s recollection of this one short saying. “On one occasion G., speaking of Self-Remembering, said: “Which self do you wish […]
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Month: December 2025
Christmas Day, 2025
The Incarnation of Christ can be a powerful reminder of this critical question: is my head with my body? That is only the start of our questioning, but, my word, […]
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Gurdjieff in Nicoll’s Commentaries (Part IV)
“G. once said that “symbolism should act as a shock to our knowledge,” and spoke of four kinds – Hebrew, Egyptian, Persian, and Hindu.” (475, 15 July 1944, 116th commentary) […]
Read moreGurdjieff in Nicoll’s Commentaries, vol. I and II (Part III)
With this series of Nicoll’s recollections of what Gurdjieff had said to him, bear in mind that I am only providing the minimum to express Gurdjieff’s own thought. The use […]
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Mrs Adie’s Music for “Tibetan Masks”
Played by Martin Lass (violin) and Michael Griffith (piano). Why, I don’t know, but the photo of Mrs Adie standing on Mr Adie’s shoulders at the beach has come out […]
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Mrs Adie’s Music for “Number 21 (of 39)”
Played by Michael Griffith (piano) and Martin Lass (violin)
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Mrs Adie’s Music for “I Wish to Have Being”
Played by Martin Lass and Michael Griffith.
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Mrs Adie’s Music for “I, Me, Am”
Played by Martin Lass and Michael Griffith.
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Gurdjieff in Nicoll’s “Commentaries,” Part II
9. The next Gurdjieff quote comes from vol.I of the Psychological Commentaries on the Teaching of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky: “We see others through our attitudes and buffers. In general we do […]
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