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Mesa, Will
A One Thousand and One Words Review Of Beelzebub’s Tales to His Grandson
There is no question that the author, from his very first word, strives merciless in order to fulfill the purpose of his book.
Added 7 May 2008

Oksanen, Reijo
Gurdjieff Internet Guide
An article about the outer and the inner aim of GIG.
Added 26 Jan 2008

Wilson, Colin
Interview with Colin Wilson
A short cut inteview in which I tried to find out about Colin Wilson and his role in connection with the teachings of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky.
Added 14 Jan 2008

Mesa, Will
Hadji-Asvatz-Troov and the Feeling of Pity
Gurdjieff: Excuse me, but you could have done something. You could have given something to nourish them. Not literally, but you could have seen to it that they had something to eat."
Added 24 Dec 2007

Gurdjieff, George Ivanovitch
Eight Meetings in Paris 1943, 1944, 1946
You must educate your body with your head, consciously. It is very simple. Never allow it to do what it wants. You make it do everything contrary to that which it loves. It likes sugar; you do not give it any.
Added 8 Sep 2007







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