The hottest Gurdjieff Substack posts right now

The post discusses the question of whether one can will health.
Background knowledge on Gurdjieff's teachings and writings is assumed for readers.
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Gurdjieff emphasizes the importance of examining his words and gradually piecing together his teachings to truly understand them.
The word 'sensing' is often connected with different terms in Gurdjieff's writings, each pairing representing distinct processes of experience.
Pairings like 'sensing and perceiving' or 'to sense and recognize' highlight specific types of interrelated experiences in Gurdjieff's work.

The essay 'How to Learn to Think' by Orage focuses on developing concentration and 'thought-power' rather than giving instructions on thinking techniques.
Orage emphasizes the importance of efficiently using mental energy through short concentration exercises, even for just a few minutes at a time.
Rest from active mentation is crucial for mental relaxation and accumulating different kinds of energy, as explained by Gurdjieff and reflected in Orage's teachings.

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The article discusses aspects of "Gurdjieff's Medicine" in a series of articles.
Thomas de Hartmann highlighted the immense value of every detail concerning Gurdjieff, no matter how small.
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The post discusses the connection between magnetism and love.
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There is an image of 'Jesus healing the blind' from the XIX century attached to the post.

The post discusses Gurdjieff's concept of intentional suffering as a method to regulate health.
There is a focus on exploring the deliberate complexity of Gurdjieff's teachings and writings.
The article hints at the intricate nature of Gurdjieff's medicine and the pathways to understanding it.