W.A. Nyland Gurdjieff Groups

Why Gurdjieff Now Podcasts

A Conversation at Firefly

Donna Spector

Nicole: Acceptance and Change

Vin and Jack: Mechanicality

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Philip Perkis: Inner and Outer Photography

“By Centuries Rooted In Me”

Jacques Hemsi, a Life in Work and craftmaking.

“Because we have been in contact with each other long enough to know the difference between an attempt to wake up with the introduction of objectivity and your subjective living. There ought to be by this time, a certain indicator of what an aim could be for you and that aim should be, as I said the other day, on the front of your forehead like a miner’s lamp constantly lighting up that what is inside of what is the rubbish of your mind. To be able to understand, a little bit, about the difficulties of this world as a whole and be strong enough to counteract such influences that we call economic and political”

Mr. Nyland, January 9, 1971