/lit/ - Literature

Is anyone, like me, an eccentric interested in the literature of and around the Greco-Armenian early 20th-century mystic G.I. Gurdjieff?

He’s a man I’ve been interested in and tremendously respected for years. I’m interested to hear other people’s interpretations of, stories around or reactions to. I used to pump him a lot on /lit/ with effort-posts but increasingly got too lazy and disinterested to do this, especially considering the automatic knee-jerk reactions many have around the field of “spirituality”, whether Christians going “everything that seems ‘heretical’ or ‘occult’ is dubious, Satanic, and verboten, or others simply being disinterested and automatically labeling it “schizo.”

Thoughts on this mess of a book? I tried to read it but it is too much for me.

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Is it gay to look at bro to bro texts online cause ive never had a bro before?

my favorite book is the red book

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this, also if you're interesting soul work
this is a good beginner read for you OP

ITT we post our power levels by the hardest book we have finished

Toughest book to read thread.

I just bought this, on a scale from one to succ how much did I get memed on? I have never really be interested in spiritualism and stuff but after some research this book did seem really interesting and most importantly creative as hell.

What's /lit/'s opinion of this book?