The Strange Life of P.D. Ouspensky

[@fadista7063]

I first read New Model of the Universe as a teenager and could not even finish it. Now I think I can and I want to read his other works as well. Thank you for thede illuminating talks about these amazing people.

[@KarmaFlight]

"Interesting but not transformational." A trap that we must all be wary of...

[@nurulmaru]

Well, I once heard that Ouspensky was the most famous among Gurdjieff, but the real disciple was Mrs. Salzmann, she was the one who was beside him at the moment of his death. God bless them all! 🙏

[@magmasunburst9331]

On the defense of those who practice the life of stillness by Saint Gregory palamas in the philokalia is the one text that encapsulates all the Fourth Way teaching but of course not reduced to its secularism nor is it occult, thank God.

[@valdirbergamobergamo5396]

He had a vast and important literary production, the apogee when apparently he was a "medium" when he wrote the Tertium Organon. After that, his works were simpler; the last book, The Fourth Way, seems to lead a person nowhere, and it is very poor, compared to a New Model of the Universe and the Organon. many friends of his spoke that before his knowing Gurdjieff, he was happy, talkative, full of vibration, life in person. After that, he became dull, sad, serious, taciturn, life had gone. Thanks for the video, good "interview" about Ouspensky.

[@Snowking587]

what’s the name of the Eastern Orthodox writings?

[@TheodoreNottingham]

The Philokalia

[@sanqingtemple6404]

This sounds like the same fate that befell Manly Hall, brilliant but not transformed.

[@fourtwentythree]

So you are of the opinion that he didn’t quite go far enough with the system?

[@TheodoreNottingham]

He did not enter into the emotional dimension of both the Work and his being....

[@motishabbat5292]

What is the name of the book that was translated? Thanks

[@TheodoreNottingham]

The Philokalia

[@jiyujizai]

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