If you are interested in the music of Gurdjieff/de Hartmann, check out the Kickstarter project for Hymns and Dervishes CD. Music for Dervishes contrasting with Hymns for a Great Temple, with special Middle Eastern tunings for the Dervish music.
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sure theres a lot of assholes in england standing in a pub drinking beer and speaking shite...dont know their arses from elbows....most of the people watching this crap probably fall into that bracket. ...assholes
It is about attention and the presence of the body. We often go through life without knowing of the harmony, rather great harmony in which physical, emotional and mental are the ' parts '. The ancient Essenes and other initiates all did things with knowledge of our three bodies, reference to this is made more often than you would think. Today I feel this knowledge has been mostly lost.
It's about attention. If I am engaged in doing the movement exactly, is there a moment, when, even as the position changes, something is engaged, something is watching, and at the same time, an acute, seperate, impartial awareness, of how totaly I am normaly governed by impulse, with no filter to sort threw anything, because"I" am not there, most of the time. Each must find they're own. But conditiond can help.
I think that technically Buddha would be a seer, rather than a prophet. If you assume that a prophet is a voice piece for the divine, the Buddha only claimed to reported what he had seen. There were a few times, though where he did function prophetically, like bringing through Avalochteshvara when reciting the Heart Sutra. I think in G's use all of them are sources of divine wisdom that the movements are trying to invoke.
technotony1227, I disagree with you by not mentioning Gautama Buddha and Brahma are not a prophet! How do you know that they aren't prophet? Do you know how many prophets(asa) Passed? 124000 Prophets passed aways, so therefore Buddha and Brahma is one of them but they haven't receive revelation. Only 5 famouse prophets receive revelation.
When you think about it: the chances of any group of people getting any good at the Movements before they get tired of doing them, tired of each other, tired of the teacher, and etc . . . are actually incredibly small.
hardcore
ghettowave 2 weeks ago
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If you are interested in the music of Gurdjieff/de Hartmann, check out the Kickstarter project for Hymns and Dervishes CD. Music for Dervishes contrasting with Hymns for a Great Temple, with special Middle Eastern tunings for the Dervish music.
fredericch 1 month ago
This is sacred temple dancing - a very simple form, yet beautiful.
Through this dance, one can see other dances taking form.
One can see angels and other sentient forces.
Lovely.
3celia9 2 months ago
And then they all commited suicide. Crazy dancing sects are bad, mkay
ZXSpectrumFanboy 9 months ago
It is easy to scoff - it takes more effort to understand
Johnny75416 1 year ago
tell me one person who has ever lived who was NOT a prophet.....this is pretentious bullshit
thegrandwazoooo 1 year ago
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thegrandwazoooo 1 year ago
I used to do these dances . This is a good representation .
elauadeinsf 1 year ago 2
@elauadeinsf What do they mean?
henjokongo 9 months ago
@henjokongo
It is about attention and the presence of the body. We often go through life without knowing of the harmony, rather great harmony in which physical, emotional and mental are the ' parts '. The ancient Essenes and other initiates all did things with knowledge of our three bodies, reference to this is made more often than you would think. Today I feel this knowledge has been mostly lost.
elauadeinsf 9 months ago
It's about attention. If I am engaged in doing the movement exactly, is there a moment, when, even as the position changes, something is engaged, something is watching, and at the same time, an acute, seperate, impartial awareness, of how totaly I am normaly governed by impulse, with no filter to sort threw anything, because"I" am not there, most of the time. Each must find they're own. But conditiond can help.
TIMOGO3 1 year ago 6
@TIMOGO3 rofl ur can spout some pure bullshit
sprucepantherkmt 11 months ago
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
nilofersafdar 1 year ago 3
at least more charming accuracy than the dull core*O*graphics the nazis did at reichsparteitag in good ole nuremberg ;-))
nice try!
remindbender 1 year ago
Now that's what I call square dancing :P
EndlessEchoes 2 years ago
I think that technically Buddha would be a seer, rather than a prophet. If you assume that a prophet is a voice piece for the divine, the Buddha only claimed to reported what he had seen. There were a few times, though where he did function prophetically, like bringing through Avalochteshvara when reciting the Heart Sutra. I think in G's use all of them are sources of divine wisdom that the movements are trying to invoke.
Raku777 2 years ago
technotony1227, I disagree with you by not mentioning Gautama Buddha and Brahma are not a prophet! How do you know that they aren't prophet? Do you know how many prophets(asa) Passed? 124000 Prophets passed aways, so therefore Buddha and Brahma is one of them but they haven't receive revelation. Only 5 famouse prophets receive revelation.
MoosaMontana 3 years ago
MONTANA, Gautama the Buddha never claimed himself to be ONE..that itself is ENOUGH to know that he wasnt...
He was an ANTI PROPHET
ThELIBERATOR777 2 years ago
who makes them to be prophets? man or god? just like modern day rock stars.
izerra 2 years ago
the four prophets. the word belongs to a judaic messianic tradition, so it fits well for christ and mohamed.
buddha and brahma in no way were prophets. but i can see osho using the term loosely.
technotony1227 3 years ago
beautiful. i miss my times in pune...
btw, they should say christ in the original greek (kristos), not in english. seriously.
technotony1227 3 years ago 2
YES!!!!!!!!! that's how it was supposed to be... I really don't get why they would change that? the power lies in the syllables!!!
SmartPorcupine 2 years ago
This one is my favourite. :)
encoberta 3 years ago
When you think about it: the chances of any group of people getting any good at the Movements before they get tired of doing them, tired of each other, tired of the teacher, and etc . . . are actually incredibly small.
greenrate 3 years ago
Not Osho's version, but some of his sannyasins'.
occorsio 3 years ago