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Most of
what we come to understand as truth
is a distillation of received knowledge.
Science demands empirical
evidence,
Religion requires us only to believe.
Who we are generally goes
unquestioned;
and yet, this knowledge is central to our being.
We allow years of myths, superstitions
and the self-serving agendas of others, to shape our thinking,
influence our behaviours and limit our potential.
Discovering who we have taken ourselves to
be
reveals our true nature, allowing us to
reclaim our inherent potential.
The subsequent coming-to-knowing of ourselves
through direct experience,
brings us in contact with our truth!
Grahame C.
Morgan-Watson
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The Enneagram
reveals
the trap of our personality;
the Nine Obstacles to Presence
Becoming
aware of the habitual reactivity of
our type, allows Presence
and our true Essence to emerge. |
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"To become free to
be liberated from slavery:
this is what man ought to strive for when
he becomes a little conscious of his position"
"..But
he cannot cease to be slave outwardly
while he remains a slave inwardly"
"Without Self-knowledge,
without understanding the working
and function of his machine, man cannot be free"
"He cannot govern himself and
he will always remain a slave and
the play-thing of the forces acting upon him."
"This
is why in all ancient teachings the first demand
at the beginning of the way to liberation was;
Know Thyself
G.I Gurdjieff from P.D Ouspenky's
In search of the Miraculous 1949 |
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