- Historical events of the winter 1916-17.
The Russian Revolution of 1917 refers to a series of two popular revolutions in Russia,
and the events surrounding them. These revolutions had the effect of completely changing
the nature of society within the Russian Empire and transforming the Russian state, which
ultimately led to the replacement of the old Tzarist autocracy with the
Soviet Union.
- G's system as a guide in a labyrinth of contradiction, or as "Noah's ark."
- Consciousnes of matter.
(See Teilhard de Chardin’s "Evolutionary Philosophy" below.)
- Its degrees of intelligents.
- Three-, two- and one-storied machines.
- Man composed of man, sheep, and worm.
- Classification of all creatures by three cosmic traits: what they eat,
what they breathe, the medium they live in.
Yes you can classify
things any which way you want to, but so what? Not too long ago dolphins were miss classified as fish,
but fish also breathe oxygen; all living beings breathe oxygen. We all
have to maintain a slow fire in us called LIFE.
- Man's possibilities of changing his food.
- "Diagram of everything living."
- G. leaves Petersburg for the last time.
- An interesting event-"transfiguration" or " plastics"?
David Sinkovich a member of Richard Liebow's group suggested that G.'s fisical transformation
can be construed as shapeshifting: Shapeshifting, transformation, or metamorphosis is a change in the
form or shape of a person.
An example of animal shapeshifting is the octopus contorting body shape and changing its color.
Animal metamorphosis is a permanent change built into the animal's life-cycle. It is a common
theme in myth and legend and a popular theme in science fiction and fantasy stories.
Some conspiracy theories claim that alien reptoids are capable of shape-shifting.
Scientifically shapeshifting is not considered possible for humans.
An other thought:
It was common at least in the 1920's in the USA and other places to pretend that you're
somebody very rich from the MiddleEast and swindle people. A lot of the con artists
changed their identity and ran up huge bills in hotels also spending a lot in restaurants.
Similarly later on Mr.G. had a special place in a Paris cofe where he entertained people.
Mr. Needleman believes that some people have the capability to change their appearence.
He saw once done this by Lord Pentland.
- A journalist's impressions of G.
- The downfall of Nicholas II.
Nicholas II was a mediocre czar completely
cut off-guard by events, and it cost him and his whole family their lives.
- "The end of Russian history."
There's no end to Russian history.
- Plans for leaving Russia.
- A communicaton from G.
- Continuation of work in Moscow.
- Further study of diagrams and of the idea of cosmoses.
- Development of the idea "time is breath" in relation to man, the earth and the sun to
large and small cells.
- Construction of a "Table of Time in Different Cosmoses."
- Three cosmoses taken together include in themselves all the laws of the
universe.
- Application of the idea of cosmoses to the inner processess of the human
organism.
- The life of molecules and electrons.
- Time dimensions of different cosmoses.
- Application of the Minkovski formula.
Time goes beyond four dimensions.
The Minkovski formula= [sqrt(-1) * ct], denot time as the fourth "world" coordinate.
- Relation of different times to centers of the human body.
- Relation to higher centers.
- "Cosmic calculation of time" in Gnostic and Indian literature.
- "If you want to rest, come here to me."
- A visit to G. at Alexandropol.
- G.'s relationship with his family.
- Talk about the impossibility of doing anything in the midst of mass madness.
- "Events are not against us at all."
- How to strengthen the feeling of "I".
- Brief return to Petersburg and Moscow.
- A message to the groups there.
- Return to Piatygorsk.
- A group of twelve foregathers at Essentuki.
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