On the Faculty of Judgment
Any man can speak truly; but to speak with order, wisely, and competently, of that few men are capable. ~ Montaigne
Continue readingIn his preface to Sylvie and Bruno Concluded Lewis Carroll writes: Human beings might sometimes become conscious of what goes on in the fairy-world...
Any man can speak truly; but to speak with order, wisely, and competently, of that few men are capable. ~ Montaigne
Continue readingIt has been suggested to me by a number of readers that I write something on the COVID 19 pandemic which has affected all of us…
Continue readingIt always amazes me that more people are not interested in the idea of conscious evolution. The idea that a man (or woman) can, by making specific inner efforts…
Continue readingTo begin I should make it clear that Meher Baba considered himself an avatar, and that what I have to say here is partially an attempt to understand what that means. In simple terms an avatar is a god who became a man, rather than a man who, through efforts in his life, evolves into a god. This does not…
Continue readingAnother characteristic of the hasnamuss is that he appeals to the lowest in his followers, and in doing so destroys whatever higher possibilities they have.
Continue readingAristotle classifies friendship into three types: friendships of utility, friendships of pleasure, and perfect friendships…
Continue readingDreaming is just a particular way that consciousness organizes experience; it can be used by higher centers to communicate spiritual truths, or it can be used to express our buffered fears and confusion…
Continue readingBesides Gurdjieff, no one in the early days of the movement did more to support, clarify and promote the work than Ouspensky…
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