This was the final question from the meeting of Tuesday 2 October 1988. Alexandria said: “I had an impression during the movements tonight Mr Adie. During “The Circles” we have […]
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This was the final question from the meeting of Tuesday 2 October 1988. Alexandria said: “I had an impression during the movements tonight Mr Adie. During “The Circles” we have […]
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I am revisiting Beelzebub’s Tales to his Grandson, and in an almost complete academic article, I note that Gurdjieff saw it as objective art. Hence, on 21 October 1943, he […]
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This is the final report from the meeting of Tuesday 25 October 1983 with Mrs Adie. Part One Moses said: “I really want to ask about, how to begin a […]
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Continuing Tuesday 25 October 1983, with Mrs Adie. Part One Belinda then said: “Mrs Adie, I’m beginning to understand something important when I saw a tension rise in my preparation […]
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This is the next report from the meeting of Tuesday 25 October 1983 with Mrs Adie. Jim spoke at length, but the essence was: “Sunday was quite a hard day. […]
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This is from the meeting of Tuesday 25 October 1983, with Mrs Adie, who was sitting out the front with two assistants. The first question was from Dolly. Dolly would […]
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Mr Adie well understood Gurdjieff’s concept of “repairing the past,” and was able to put it into practice. It is mentioned in the book George Adie: A Gurdjieff Pupil in Australia […]
Read moreThe word “snug” – “comfortable, lying close and warm” (Skeat) – comes from Scandinavian words which meant “smooth” (as in smooth wool or hair), also “short-haired” and hence “smooth” or […]
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The next piece from this 1983 meeting was about the joy of which Mr Adie had been speaking. Later in the meeting he was to refer to this as “the […]
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Mr Adie now came to the question of buffers. One person said that he thought buffers might be something which constructs his thought, rationalising his contradictions. Mr Adie said: “That’s […]
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