Month: January 2016
Contemplation in the Work of Gurdjieff
My latest academic study has today appeared. It is “The Practice of Contemplation in the Work of Gurdjieff”, and appears in the International Journal for the Study of New Religions, 6.2 […]
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Bowie’s Pride: No Apathy, Cynicism or Hedonism
“When a man dies, he becomes a teacher to his friends”. So wrote Jacob of Serugh, one of the most important liturgical poets in the history of Christianity. He must […]
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This Is a Quick Life
This comes from a group meeting at Newport on Wednesday 2 April 1986. One of Mr Adie’s senior students said that Mr Adie had described his (the student’s) efforts as […]
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Free from all of my ordinary fears
“I am free from all of my ordinary fears” This is a question and answer from Tuesday 8 April March 1986. It touches on many topics, but on one topic, […]
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