A Few Observations on the Awakening of Meher Baba
To begin I should make it clear that Meher Baba considered himself an avatar, and that what I have...
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Category: Transformation
The Rise of the Hasnamuss in Contemporary Politics
Another characteristic of the hasnamuss is that he appeals to the lowest in his followers, and in doing so destroys whatever higher possibilities they have.
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On the Fragility of the Body
When an impression is strong enough it can create a shock that allows it to enter essence and higher centers automatically…
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The Parable of the Ten Virgins
Not long ago I had a toothache, and between the time when the tooth began to ache and the time when my dentist could see me, I had a few difficult days…
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Snipers I Have Known
For a time in my youth I thought I might become an artist and was part of an art guild that was run by a man who had been recruited by the army as a sniper during the Korean War…
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On Sacrifice
In chapter thirteen of In Search of the Miraculous Ouspensky asks Gurdjieff how he can recreate the emotional state that propelled into the series of extraordinary experiences he had undergone in Finland…
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That Our Thoughts Create Reality
In spiritual circles today there is a certain amount of contention about the role that thoughts play in the process of mastering higher consciousness…
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Transforming the Fear of Death
Fear thrives best in a state of attachment to a small picture of self.
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When You Want to Complain About Your Life
In the tenth book of the Republic Socrates tells the story of Er of Pamphylian, who was killed in...
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Life as a Test
I ask myself: ‘Am I dispassionate enough to transform this?’
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A Continual State of Transformation
In the widest possible sense our work toward trying to achieve a permanent connection to higher...
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