Continuing from the meeting of Tuesday 8 October 1985, Paulo said that Sunday work at Newport had been very difficult for him. “You had some work to do,” Mr Adie […]
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Continuing from the meeting of Tuesday 8 October 1985, Paulo said that Sunday work at Newport had been very difficult for him. “You had some work to do,” Mr Adie […]
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Part One This continues the report of the meeting of Tuesday 8 October 1985. Ann-Marie said that she had gone to the art gallery yesterday, then went shopping. She had […]
Read more“Sense Yourself. Feel Yourself.” But, for me. the most important element of Mrs Adie’s teaching of movements was her showing us how to work at the movements by mobilising ourselves […]
Read moreMovements with Mrs Adie When the author began participating in Mrs Adie’s movements classes in Newport in 1982, the group had tripled, and she would have three separate classes of […]
Read moreHelen Adie (1909-1996) and her husband George Adie (1901-1989) had been pupils of Ouspensky for some years, and then of Gurdjieff in 1948 and 1949. Mrs Adie was already a […]
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This continues the meeting of Tuesday 8 October 1985 with Mr Adie. Ainslie said that at the Sunday work she had been trying to stop dreams by sensing her hand. […]
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This is the fourth excerpt from the meeting of Tuesday 2 October 1988. Trixie said: “Even though I want the quality of the work in my life, and lately I’ve […]
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This is the fourth excerpt from the meeting of Tuesday 2 October 1988. Part One Cecilia said: “I’ve been under some sort of internal stress, I’ve looked at myself sometimes, […]
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Part One This is the third excerpt from the meeting of Tuesday 25 October 1988. At the end of the previous excerpt, Mr Adie had been asking Tony about the […]
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Part A This piece from Mr Adie was incorporated into one of the booklets we produced in the years immediately after his death. Reviewing the booklet for the second time […]
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