Gurdjieff's Last Days | J.G. Bennett's Recollections

[@mariomabe2442]

Powerful stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@bookclub5291]

You’re most welcome. 😊🙏

[@waldek32]

Nr 18...the same number G used to name Bennett when they met again. So he described Bennett as the highest that one can go on its own

[@h92o]

Sensation is from outside of the body and feeling's are felt from the inside of the body. In having a feeling as caused by some kind of sensation.. 😊

[@NancyRode-u9i]

🙋🏽‍♀️💖 thanks so much

[@bookclub5291]

You are most welcome! 🙏

[@waldek32]

G didn't give Bennett free ride and it was tough school to the very end... Profound picture of the man that was active to the very end. A bit of disappointment that even he had no power over dying and suffering. I would expect him to leave this world peacefully and in other conditions maybe....but who am i to judge. Thanks for introducing the work of Bennett.

[@bookclub5291]

You’re welcome Waldemar! We can never know how Gurdjieff left this mortal plane, it would only be speculation, even from those who were with him. It’s a beautiful chapter, and one of the most intimate I have read regarding Gurdjieff’s last days. Bennett has much to offer this modern world, and I look forward to continuing to study his works here at the channel! 😊🙏

[@guyloughman9621]

It seems to me that John Bennet was Mr Gurjieffs most strong representative of his ideas in the U.K. I've read many of Bennets books- "Intimations" is very interesting

[@bookclub5291]

Yes, I think I would agree with that. It’s a shame that Madame Ouspensky never wrote anything down. I have recently found a copy of his intimations and so may get round to reading that soon. 😀👍

[@guyloughman9621]

@bookclub5291 Thanks for your reply. All of John Bennet's books are interesting. 'Hazard' looks at why uncertainty is necessary in the world. And without it, love wouldn't be possible