Exploring the Teaching of Gurdjieff MAN: INEXTRICABLY A PART OF NATURE

"The evolution of man is the evolution of his consciousness … the evolution of his will … the evolution of his power of doing."  

In Search of the Miraculous, P. D. Ouspensky

"When we ask ourselves whether it is not unjust that the whole of humanity cannot evolve, we let sentimentality distract us from the real issue of solidarity.  In a sense, the possibility of evolution exists for all men, but it is a potentiality that must be considered for each "man-cell."  It depends on the effort of those few who have heard the call in the depths of their being.  The real injustice would take place if, on hearing the call, I failed to answer it, because that would diminish even more the hope of those who wait in sleep. ...We should remember that one cannot speak of evolution before a first breath of consciousness appears, followed by a thirst to understand and an effort to set out toward a goal that remains mysterious for a long time."  

Inner Octaves, Michel Conge

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