Gurdjieff Movement: Temple Ritual 2003

[@ayalaprajs5123]

when and where was that filmed?

[@JivanSunder]

In Osho Commune in Pune, India, in 2002, if I remember correctly

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@@JivanSunder is this a mouvement created by Osho or Gurdjieff?

[@JivanSunder]

@@ayalaprajs5123 it's a Movement from Gurdjieff

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@@JivanSunder are you sure? it is a very very beautiful mouvement but I never saw it in the Gurdjieff foundations classes any where. ..Very beautiful indeed.

[@JivanSunder]

@@ayalaprajs5123 Well, I have the notes for the Movement in a set of notes which may originally come from Wim van Dulleman, I don't really know.....; anyway, this Movement certainly comes from a Gurdjieff lineage - there's at least one other Movement in that set of notes, which people have also questioned whether it is originally from Gurdjieff - it is called in that set of notes, 'The Moving Ho Ya', - it's done to the same music as Ho Ya, but is a totally different Movement! I guess there are several Movements which are not originally created by Gurdjieff, but which are practised these days as 'Gurdjieff Movements'. Of course, Assyrian Women Mourners is another one whose origin is 'suspect', in the sense that it is not thought to be an actual Movement created by Gurdjieff - yet it is practised by many groups the world over.