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Angaston, South Australia: Unintelligible gibberish

May 31, 2020 Jim 1 Comment

I‘ve just started reading the doctoral dissertation written by my Aussie psychologist friend Mark. It’s about the “teachings” of George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff, an obscure, early-20th century mystic, philosopher, spiritual teacher, and composer.

Never heard of him? Don’t feel bad. Neither has anyone else.

Here’s how Mark described Gurdjieff’s seminal work in his dissertation:

“Most disinterested critics see it as something more akin to indigestible, obscure and unintelligible gibberish.”

Kind of like JimandJamie.com.

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  1. Ray says

    May 31, 2020 at 1:39 pm

    More akin to far left “social justice warrior” and political gibberish. .

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