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	Religious Movements Homepage: Gurdjieff
		In 1922, the Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man at the Prieure d'Avon was established south of Paris in Fontainbleu, France.
		Gurdjieff established the Institute because he believed his ideas needed to be rediscovered by his students.
		The Institute for Harmonious Development of Man was a school Gurdjieff established near Fortainebleau, France, at the Chateau du Prieure, forty miles from Paris.
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/gurdjieff.html (2891 words)

	Fourth Way contacts from all around the world
		Modern man’s illusory feeling of “I” is built up around his thoughts and therefore, in accordance with the level of the pupil, the ideas themselves are meant to affect this false sense of self.
		Man is simply unable to draw upon the conscious energies passing through him, which in the cosmic scheme, are those possessing the actual power of causal efficacy.
		Man does not and cannot participate consciously in the great universal order, but instead is tossed about en masse for purposes limited to the functions of organic life on earth as a whole.
	www.fourthway.info /index_texte.htm (7965 words)

	The Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man
		In November 1923, The Echo of the Champs-Elysées - the English language version of a French Journal - dedicated an issue to an announcement of "Demonstrations of G. Gurdjieff's Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man".
		As a matter of fact we cannot fail to observe that these movements and rhythms are but part of a tremendous whole, and that the conception of it is sheer genius.
		And yet it is all only one of the numerous branches applied by the founder to what he calls the Harmonious Development of man.
	www.gurdjieff-leeds.com /fourth-way/institute-1.htm (639 words)

	TibetNet - News Flash
		Either as a ‘clash of civilizations’ or as the escalating rivalry for energy and resources triggered by unprecedented economic development.
		He asked if a man, barefoot, was required to walk the length of the earth and all the roads and footpaths were strewn with thorns, what would the man need to do?
		The master said the only sensible thing for the man to do was to fit himself with a pair of leather shoes.
	www.tibet.net /flash/2005/0705/19A0705.html (825 words)

	Gurdjieff and His School (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He is not really man, considered as a cosmically unique being whose intelligence and power of action mirror the energies of the source of life itself.
		Modern man’s world perception and his mode of living are not the conscious expression of his being taken as a complete whole.
		These basic ideas are developed in full in the book and, in one form or another, have entered as an influence into the writings of many modern philosophers and writers both in the West and in Russia.
	r.hodges.home.comcast.net /G/html/School.html (7549 words)

	Natural Cures - Holistic Health for People and Animals
		The fastest way to restore wellness is to stop putting into the body the things that have caused the physical problem to develop in the first place, and then give the body the nutrients it needs to repair and rebuild itself.
		However, as the animals reached adulthood, they began to age more quickly than normal and also developed chronic degenerative disease symptoms.
		A control group of animals raised on raw foods aged less quickly and were free of degenerative disease.
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	Ecological Engineering Group
		Measures are to be taken to relate the form of building to a harmonious relationship between the inhabitants and nature.
		The problem of sanitation in developed countries who have the luxury of adequate financial and technical resources is more with the consequences arising from inadequate commercial food preparation and the results of bacteria becoming resistant to disinfection techniques and antibiotics.
		However, in many developing countries, such as the Pacific islands, inadequate sanitation is still the cause of life or death struggles.
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		There they were joined by Alexandre and Jeanne de Salzmann, the former a well-known artist and theatrical designer and the latter a teacher of the Dalcroze system of rhythmic dance who was later to emerge as the principal guide under whom his teaching continued to be passed on after his death in 1949.
		The point is that this special “atmosphere” represents and manifests being and calls to that in a person which yearns for “something” that does not seem possible for one to find under most “known” forms of religion, science, psychology, and occultism.
		Through the guidance of Jeanne de Salzmann (1889–1990) and Jessmin Howarth (1892–1984), the Foundation has taken precautions to transmit these exercises under comparable conditions as part of the central aim of developing the moral and spiritual power of individuals through the study and growth of the attention factor in the human organism.
	www.gurdjiefffoundationofwashington.org /GurdjieffandHisSchool.htm (6732 words)

	What's New
		It is with great sadness that we report that Humphry Osmond, M.D., the man who invented the word "psychedelic," has passed away.
		For the inescapable fact is that the problem of practical government is too complex for mere subject-object consciousness, however highly developed.
		Some religious leaders would undoubtedly consider it improper for man to tread upon the holy ground of the unconscious, protesting against the exploration of "inner space" as they have campaigned against the exploration of outer space.
	www.hofmann.org /whatnew (5563 words)

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