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    B895 B897 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 896] “’For several days, I thought quite cold-bloodedly and as a result categorically decided to do this. “’On the last evening as I entered the room where I intended to actualize this decision of mine, I suddenly remembered that I had not taken a last look at…

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    B870 <=> B872 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 871] Chapter XLI The Bokharian Dervish Hadji-Asvatz-Troov COMO O MEU primeiro encontro com esse ser tricerebral terrestre contemporâneo — com quem vi os referidos experimentos e graças a quem, com toda a probabilidade, as informações sobre a lei cósmica sagrada fundamental de Heptaparaparshinokh serão novamente estabelecidas…

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    Common Mother: walking at sunset over the hills and dales, and willy-nilly perceiving the exterior visibility of those enchanting parts of the bosom of Great Nature, the Common Mother, and involuntarily inhaling a pure air uncontaminated by the usual exhalations of industrial towns, our Kurd quite naturally suddenly felt a wish to gratify himself with…

  • Heptaparaparshinokh

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    Concerning Triamazikamno and Heptaparaparshinokh: try very hard to understand everything that will relate to both these fundamental cosmic sacred laws, since knowledge of these laws, particularly knowledge relating to the particularities of the sacred Heptaparapar-shinokh, will help you in the future to understand very easily and very well all the second-grade and third-grade laws of…

  • vibrations

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    the vibrations required by Nature which have to be formed from the radiations issuing from beings both during their existence as well as from the process of their Rascooarno, have no significance quantitatively, but only qualitatively 1104 quality of vibrations 106 124 131 416 763 1103 1218 quality and/or quantity of vibrations 131 905 1104…

  • B874

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    B873 B875 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 874] “He, as it appeared, was the friend of my first dervish acquaintance. “He was already according to terrestrial understanding quite elderly, and being tall in comparison with those living round about seemed extraordinarily thin. “His name was Hadji-Asvatz-Troov. “While talking with us, he led us to…

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    B874 B876 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 875] “When I had made all this clear to myself, I was much astonished and became very interested to know how this had come about, because I already very well knew that this knowledge had already long before ceased to exist in the Reason of the three-brained…

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    B878 B880 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 879] “In short, all this and a multitude of other small factors, also ensuing from the abnormal existence of these favorites of yours, have finally brought about the formation among them, for mutual relationship, of various forms of, as they express it, ‘verbal amenity,’ and, as I…

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    B884 B886 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 885] “’We then moved here and began to live far from other people and outside of our brotherhood. “’This friend of mine and I lived here all the time in complete peace and concord, and only recently did I lose forever this never-to-be-forgotten and irreplaceable friend of…

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    B886 B888 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 887] “I already well knew before this, that although these strange three-brained beings there have again learned to utilize such sources from cosmic formations for their, as they say, ‘lighting,’ yet these means for this lighting of theirs are obtained by them with the aid of very…

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    B887 B889 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 888] “Through these pipes, as I also afterwards learned, the air necessary for the breathing of the beings present during the experiments could flow in from outside, because this interior was then closed hermetically on all sides. “The beings who were present during the experiments wore over…

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    B888 B890 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 889] “To the other half of this board were fastened a great number of vibrometers like those on the strings of the grand piano, and they were affixed in such a way that their indicating needles came just over the mentioned frets on the front side of…

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    B889 B891 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 890] “’Highly esteemed Hadji! Until now I have been fully convinced that nowhere on the Earth does there exist an apparatus for the exact measurement of vibrations. Yet here I see so many of these measuring apparatuses. “’How am I to understand this? “’Where did you get…

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    B892 B894 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 893] “Hadji-Asvatz-Troov continued: “’At first me made our experiments with the aid of this vibrosho alone, but one day when my friend Kerbalai-Azis-Nuaran was in the Bokharan town of X on business, he happened to see a grand piano there at an auction sale of a number…

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    B893 B895 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 894] “This time he brought from another section of the cave an envelope, paper, and a pencil. “On the paper he brought he wrote something, placed what he had written in the envelope, attached the envelope to a hook that hung from the ceiling in the center…

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    B894 B896 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 895] “When Hadji-Asvatz-Troov ascertained this, he immediately leaped from his place like a young man and cried out very excitedly, ‘It cannot be!’ and began to stare fixedly at my left leg with the eyes of a madman. “Almost five minutes passed in this manner. I confess…

  • XLI O dervixe bokhariano Hadji-Asvatz-Troov [RBN III-41]

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    GURDJIEFF — RELATOS DE BELZEBU A SEU NETO Resumo da tradução inglesa de 1950 LIVRO III RBN III-40 => XLI O DERVIXE BOKHARIANO HADJI-ASVATZ-TROOV => RBN III-42 Hadji-Zephir-Bogga-Eddin e Hadji-Asvatz-Troov Hadji-Asvatz-Troov e a requisição de seu Xeique A caverna de Hadji-Asvatz-Troov As duas causas de som A demonstração experimental de Hadji-Asvatz-Troov O viajante europeu, a…

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    B896 B898 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 897] “’My dear friend! In the name of our friendship pardon me, an old man, that I have forgotten to put an end to the pain caused you from the evil-carrying vibrations of the grand piano.’ “Having said this, he sat down at the grand piano and…

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    B901 B903 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 902] “And any information, even if true, gives to beings in general only ‘mental knowledge,’ and this mental knowledge, as I have already once told you, always serves beings only as a means to diminish their possibilities of acquiring this knowledge-of-being. “And since the sole means left…

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    B904 B906 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 905] “Having said this, the venerable Hadji-Asvatz-Troov again stood up and went to the place where the materials of different colors lay. “Then he began to unroll these colored materials consisting of what is called ‘Bokharan-silk,’ color by color; and with each piece of material, all of…