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Matt Reischer 05-18-2008 09:19 PM

Gurdjieff - 4th Way
 
Any students of the 4th way studying Akido ? Would be curious on integration of metaphysical balance negative and positive tri-forces on martial arts study.

SeiserL 05-19-2008 07:06 AM

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While not a student, certainly familiar.
Inclusion and integration is like enter and blend.

tuturuhan 05-19-2008 11:14 AM

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Hmmm..."Meeting with Remarkable Men" was moved from this thread. Well, I hope people realize that Gurdjieff wrote the book.

Sincerely
Joseph T. Oliva Arriola

jennifer paige smith 05-19-2008 03:32 PM

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Matt Reischer wrote: (Post 206766)
Any students of the 4th way studying Akido ? Would be curious on integration of metaphysical balance negative and positive tri-forces on martial arts study.

Hi Matt,
I'm not personally studying the 4th way but my good friend and martial arts partner, Jim Mullen, does. He happens to study Ching Yi, Bagua,and Tai Xi; but the intersection of our arts and the amazing cross-over in experience that we have within our practices make us training partners. We both teach, I longer than he, and we often muse in the land of Gurdjeff because it is so integral to his perspective and 'knowing'.
Recently he wrote an article for his schools paper, Reeling Silk, including his perspectives including the 4th way.

I'll see if I can get an online file to offer here.

So, I guess what I'm saying is: yeah, people who look at the 4th way in MA are out there. Or in here, or both, or......well, you get my meaning:) .

Best,
Jen

Matt Reischer 05-21-2008 07:23 AM

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Quote:

Jennifer Smith wrote: (Post 206855)
Hi Matt,
I'm not personally studying the 4th way but my good friend and martial arts partner, Jim Mullen, does. He happens to study Ching Yi, Bagua,and Tai Xi; but the intersection of our arts and the amazing cross-over in experience that we have within our practices make us training partners. We both teach, I longer than he, and we often muse in the land of Gurdjeff because it is so integral to his perspective and 'knowing'.
Recently he wrote an article for his schools paper, Reeling Silk, including his perspectives including the 4th way.

I'll see if I can get an online file to offer here.

So, I guess what I'm saying is: yeah, people who look at the 4th way in MA are out there. Or in here, or both, or......well, you get my meaning:) .

Best,
Jen

Fantastic ! Would defintely appreciate your posting of any 4th way article. I have been under instruction from a descendant disciple of Peter D. Ouspensky here in Chicago and recently took up martial arts to refine my centers. Thanks for the reply.

jennifer paige smith 05-22-2008 09:38 AM

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I also posted this down in open discussions, where the conversation has migrated due to traffic control.
Here's an article in AJ.
Funny how conciousness emerges in-sync.

http://www.inlightimes.com/archives/2000/02/taylor.htm
Enjoy.

Dan Richards 02-21-2009 05:29 AM

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Thanks for posting that, Jennifer. I studied with an Ouspensky group for a time, and have read much of what G and O and a lot of their students (Rodney Collin, JG Bennett, Maurice Nicoll, etc.) have written.

There's an interesting excerpt on eyes (personality and essence) at http://books.google.com/books?id=uao...esult#PPA66,M1

jennifer paige smith 04-02-2009 11:18 AM

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Dan Richards wrote: (Post 225476)
Thanks for posting that, Jennifer. I studied with an Ouspensky group for a time, and have read much of what G and O and a lot of their students (Rodney Collin, JG Bennett, Maurice Nicoll, etc.) have written.

There's an interesting excerpt on eyes (personality and essence) at http://books.google.com/books?id=uao...esult#PPA66,M1

I enjoyed that site very much!


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