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Jedi Master
This is a wonderful concept and I see this is probably what you were alluding to here:
I'm curious if you are going to consider this a "fourth way school" or if Gurdjieff is just going to be considered as one source out of many?
Laura said:Leo40 said:Considering the given, i.e. we are the 200, the difficulty is the fact that we are not physically in the
same location. Therefore may I suggest that forum members practise community creation in their locality.
One can practise discernment when dealing with "others". There is almost always a point of connection,
common interests in selfsufficiency, ecology, permaculture, CSA (community supported agriculture),
creation of food co-ops and in general promoting the idea of co-operation.
How do the forum members feel about creating a "skills exchange" in a closed forum; just a brief listing
of skills available to us. <snip>
How do we begin to disconnect from our dependence on the current pathological civilisation we live in, and to defend ourselves against it at the same time?
By creating local community and bypassing as much as possible the existing system.
How do we care for and defend this family in its current 'foetal' state, from the highly dangerous and toxic external conditions, to give it a chance to grow?
We are still a virtual family and I feel the forum is well defended.
All good ideas, but we must keep in mind that we may not have the forum forever. And that's not just a concern about the PTB acting nasty... the planet itself may go through things that will make our mass communication media inactive. So, as you say, creating local community is the way to go. But that needs some sort of guidance and structure on a local basis that can preserve the values and, at the same time, adjust to the local needs and growth.
Let me just say that we have an idea/plan that we will be unveiling very soon that we think will serve very well. It's actually something that is so obvious that it took a lot of concerted "attack" effort from "outside" to block it from our view (mine, in particular).
I'm curious if you are going to consider this a "fourth way school" or if Gurdjieff is just going to be considered as one source out of many?