Discussion of the Oragean Version by C. Daly King and its application in personal work. All views are welcome. Is this a useful version of the Gurdjieff work?
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C. S. Nott remembers talks at this time with Orage :
"We were discussing these matters at the end of 1934 whilst walking up Chancery Lane on the way home - it was the end of October 1934. Then the talk came round to our life at Fontainebleau and our friends in New York. Suddenly he turned to me and said, 'You know, I thank God every day of my life that I met Gurdjieff'. A week later he was dead".Gurdjieff once said:
"I loved Orage as brother. There was indeed in him, together with the inevitable human faults and weaknesses - the denying part - such a composition of the positive qualities that all sorts and conditions of men could not help but love and respect him".His body lies in Old Hampstead Churchyard. On the stone is the enneagram carved by his friend Eric Gill, with Krishna's words to Arjuna:
"You grieve for those who should not be grieved for. The wise grieve neither for the living nor the dead. Never at any time was I not, nor thou, nor these princes of men. Nor shall we cease to be hereafter. The unreal has no being. The real never ceases to be."