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...;REORGANIZING THE CHAIN OF COMMAND," BUT NOWHERE FELT IT RELEVANT TO INVESTIGATE EGOTISM, PREJUDICE, DISHONESTY, AND ALL THE REST. ISN'T THE REAL "GIANT STEP FOR MANKIND" YET TO COME - THE REALIZATION THAT IT IS MAN HIMSELF WHO LIES AT THE ROOT OF HIS OWN CATASTROPHE? It is man himself who lies at the root of all the catastrophes, but the trouble is, it goes against man's ego to accept it. The...
... nothing else. He knew perfectly well in the depths of his heart that he could not pass. I had to pull him out -- of course from the back side, "because," I said, "from the front I cannot, because I cannot go against the rule." So I had to pull him by his legs, backwards. He looked very strange. He said, "I can see that the space is enough, but something inside me simply gave way...
... people. When you start to discourse on matters about which you know nothing it is difficult to estimate how much harm you do to others. But it is difficult to find a person who follows the rule of talking only about what he knows, and who keeps silent about that which he does not know. No, there is a great attraction to showing others, to telling others, if an opportunity arises. The attraction is...
... almost everybody that it is a psychological trick. It is not harmful. On the contrary, it can give you a little rest; it can give you a good feeling as if you have taken a shower. But it is not meditation, because it cannot take you beyond the mind. Any effort made by the mind cannot take you beyond the mind. This is a very fundamental rule to remember. The so-called transcendental meditation is just...
... into them, you will find they are compensatory, they are not contradictions. They somehow depend on each other; if one disappears, the other will not be there. For example, if there had been no British rule in India there would have been no Mahatma Gandhi -- no possibility. If there had been no Adolf Hitler, forget all about Churchill and Roosevelt and Stalin. Life exists in such a way that it makes...
... preaching for years and nobody listens; it makes us so ashamed. At least to give him peace, one night we should try to stop barking - just for one night. It is going to be difficult, but we will hide in dark corners of streets, in dark groves and keep control. It is only a question of a few hours and in the morning we will be free to bark." The philosopher went around and he could not meet any dog...
.... Otherwise you go on missing: you are loving, but the other is sad or angry or worried. And when he is in a loving state, you are not in the same. And there is no way to control these personalities, they move on their own accord. Gurdjieff has a story: A master had a palace in the mountains and dozens of servants, and he told the servants that he was going for a pilgrimage: "It may take a year, it may...
... our wrong way of life. There may be a few people, a very few people, for whom it may be a disease - for example, the intellectuals whose minds are continuously working and get into the habit of working. Then in the night when they want to sleep the mind goes on working, and that's enough for insomnia. And they have no control over the mind to stop it. They may shout; the mind doesn't care about it...
... course, this is impossible. All our statements about good and bad, beauty and ugliness, are nothing more than traffic regulations. We have to make them, but they are not ultimate truths. "Keep left" or "keep right" - it makes no difference. But no society can do both: either you have to keep right or you have to keep left. The rule is utilitarian; it is neither natural nor ultimate...
... Book Contents Notes What are you going to do about it? Sensational interview with rabbi Abe Finkelstein about Jewish control of the world Contents 1. Origin of Thought Adjusters 2. Classification of Adjusters 3. The Divinington Home of Adjusters 4. Nature and Presence of Adjusters 5. Adjuster Mindedness 6. Adjusters as Pure Spirits 7. Adjusters and Personality (1176.1) 107:0.1 ALTHOUGH the Universal...
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