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Index
Introduction Who This Book was Written For The Danger of a Straightforward Presentation of Gurdjieff's Work Note to Reader Who Were Gurdjieff and Ouspensky? This Primer Does Not Cover the Entire Teachings What Is the Purpose of the Work? The Difference Between Knowledge and Being Where Do We Live? Our Level of Being Attracts Our Life The Good, the Bad, and the Purpose of the Work Understanding Each Other and Our Level of Being Good and Bad and the Concept of Aim So What Is the Work About and How Is It Different? Some of the Work's Assumptions—The Concept of Progress The Work Assumption of Individual Effort The Work Assumption Life Does Not Become Easy After Studying the Work Who Can Study the Work? The Magnetic Center and A, B, and C Influences How the Work Views Man 1: Multiple Personalities and Lack of Unity The Concept of Buffers How the Work Views Man 2: Man Cannot Do, Everything Happens Why Can't Man Do? Because He Is Asleep What Is Self-Remembering? What Keeps Us from Self-Remembering? 1. Identification 2. Internal Considering vs. External Considerin 3. Self-Justification 4. Self-Pity What Are Some of the Consequences of Not-Remembering Ourselves? 1. The First Consequence is it Leads to Being in a Negative State 2. The Second Consequence is We Lose Force 3. The Third Consequence is We Become Violent 4. The Fourth Consequence is We Lose Contact with Our Higher Centers How the Work Views Man 3: Personality and Essence What Does the Work Say About False Personality and Imaginary ‘I’? How Can We Change? External and Internal Observation or Attention What Is Involved in Self-Observation? The “No-No's” of Self-Observation The Taste of the Work Observing Our Centers The Concept of Buried Conscience What Changes are Important from the Work Point of View? The Difference Between Knowing and Understanding Requirements in the Work That Lead to Understanding Observing Ourselves: An Inside Job What Changes Can We Make in the Beginning? Our Chief Feature We Are Under the Influence of Laws
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