How to Tap Into Limitless Focus, Energy, and Vitality ON COMMAND
Using the weird (but extremely practical) teachings of one of the most mysterious philosophical figures of the 20th century
Tell me: Have you ever seen the movie The Usual Suspects?
Well, there was a man named George Ivanovich Gurdjieff who was basically the Kaiser Soze of 20th-century philosophy.
Nobody knows for sure where he came from…
His ways and mannerisms were mysterious and maddening to comprehend, his obscure teachings difficult to decipher…
But he exploded onto the European intellectual scene in the early-mid 20th century, and he made a massive, psyche-shattering impact on most of the people with whom he came into contact.
One of those people was P.D. Ouspensky, a Russian emigre who became transfixed by Gurdjieff’s presence and his ideas and traveled with him to spread his message throughout Europe, and later, the world.
The book I want to recommend to you today is the fascinating yet partly tragic story of Ouspensky’s life and work (and Gurdjieff’s) and what it means for all of us today.
It’s about the self-imposed mental slavery that people have succumbed to the world over, and the possibility of breaking free.
