PepperFritz
The Cosmic Force
Anart:
I very much appreciate your explaining the concept of the "esoteric circle". It is an intriguing concept, one that brings to mind similar ideas about the achievements of small groups benefitting the whole (the "Hundredth Monkey Effect" comes to mind). However, it would seem to remain a highly theoretical idea, one that exists in potentiality only.
I suggest that the issue of STO/STS *is* relevant, as a group of individuals in which "all understand each other, there can be no misunderstandings and no actions not based on this understanding" would also have to have achieved a unity of INTENT -- and it seems to me that cannot be achieved by humans still in the STS orientation. For it would require a 100% dedication/transparency to the group. My thinking is, of course, based on the assumption that the C's are correct in their assertion that humans can evolve to STO-candidacy only while still in third-density existence.
Do you believe that the kind of "esoteric circles" that Gurdjieff describes have existed and/or do exist?
I very much appreciate your explaining the concept of the "esoteric circle". It is an intriguing concept, one that brings to mind similar ideas about the achievements of small groups benefitting the whole (the "Hundredth Monkey Effect" comes to mind). However, it would seem to remain a highly theoretical idea, one that exists in potentiality only.
I suggest that the issue of STO/STS *is* relevant, as a group of individuals in which "all understand each other, there can be no misunderstandings and no actions not based on this understanding" would also have to have achieved a unity of INTENT -- and it seems to me that cannot be achieved by humans still in the STS orientation. For it would require a 100% dedication/transparency to the group. My thinking is, of course, based on the assumption that the C's are correct in their assertion that humans can evolve to STO-candidacy only while still in third-density existence.
Do you believe that the kind of "esoteric circles" that Gurdjieff describes have existed and/or do exist?