The Fourth Way and Esoteric Traditions
George Gurdjieff informs us that conscience is to emotion what consciousness is to intellect. Both are a summation or entirety, one of feeling, the other of thought. As a contemporary spiritual teacher tells us, self-remembering, or presence, is always right action. He also said that conscience has to do with right action. The difference lies […]
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Fields of the One Beyond the skin, where dust remembers dust, a few souls turn toward a hidden music. No road, no border, no name can bind them— they meet where silence kindles into flame. Bodies fade like evening light on water, yet what they are was never held by form. In those boundless fields […]
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To be, or not to be, that is the question. – William Shakespeare Indeed, this is the biggest question in one’s life: In this moment, am I awake or asleep? Where do I want to be, in a state of awakening or in a state of sleep? Am I present to what I am seeing, hearing, […]
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Waves wash over you, full of Doubts and hopes from mind and heart that drag and pull you, Each its own story to tell. Let them go, let them pass. Like the leaves on a wintry tree, Like the cocoon that would cling to an ordinary caterpillar, Like snow on a summer’s mountain top. For […]
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There are four states of consciousness, according to the Fourth Way. The fourth state is rarely achieved by people in their lifetime. Some conscious beings have reported moments of the fourth state as a life-changing experience. It is in your grasp. Higher centers are a reality if you can awaken them, as they exist only in higher states.
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We utilize the tools of the Fourth Way of awakening with the help of a practical school of truth. In this process, we transform our being, and our clarity expands. We become able to gratefully accept our essence. Then, living in essence, we are free from fear.
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