The Greatness That Announces Itself as a Question
Eleven minutes on real questions, the kind that are not looking for an answer.
Christian mysticism · Philosophy of religion · the Gurdjieff Work
American philosopher and scholar of religion (1934–2022), professor of philosophy at San Francisco State University for four decades. He worked in the Gurdjieff tradition and wrote Lost Christianity, Money and the Meaning of Life and The American Soul, always on the same question: what a human being is actually for.
American philosopher and scholar of religion (1934–2022), professor of philosophy at San Francisco State University for four decades. He worked in the Gurdjieff tradition and wrote Lost Christianity, Money and the Meaning of Life and The American Soul, always on the same question: what a human being is actually for.
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
Eleven minutes on real questions, the kind that are not looking for an answer.
An hour on money as a spiritual question rather than an economic one.
On why there is never enough time, and what that says about where we think we live.
Nearly two hours on the tradition he spent his life inside, and on what it asks of a person.
Silence, prayer and direct experience within the mystical traditions of Christianity.
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