and next will be the fourth. I should have taken a photo of the board. There were 3 statements. Then a
A short lesson. We were assigned 2 pages each of different texts. Mine - pages (78-29) of... 'Udensky"? (Something like that?) Ujensky? Ukensy?
The woman from Barcelona, another text (either written by Gurdjeff? Or about him) and Carroll ("little Carroll" "Carroll Sue" when in the company of her Great, Great Uncle, who is also Carroll and whom she is named after to her chagrin in earlier years, and now, to her indifference), a 3rd text. Which turned out was the wrong edition for the correct quote citation, but the RIGHT CORRECT edition to be used, per.....? Currently unknown.
Anyway. She also read the pages I read instead then asked a couple questions.
It made so much sense.
A little uncanny.
Seemed too simple to be so complex. And/or it the reverse?
Is the third force, love? But it wasn't said. (Why wasn't it said?)
It seems to obvious? Is it not correct?
