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Gurdjieff Work In India

The Gurdjieff Work-Group in India was formed in Delhi in 2002 under the guidance of Ravi Ravindra, followed by groups in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Chennai, and Delhi NCR. The members of the All India Group meet twice a year for extended Work Periods of 4-7 days.  These Work Periods are held once in North India and once in South India, usually in the months of September and February respectively. Ravi Ravindra and Priscilla Murray, along with Richard Sharpe, Cynthia Taylor, Bill McKibbon and Desirée Greene, senior members of the Gurdjieff groups, have nourished the Work in India by their frequent participation.

A venue that is conducive to the practice of the various forms of the Work, is hired and the members stay together for a week of intensive work.

Work groups in India meet regularly in their respective cities, mostly on Sunday morning.

A venue that is conducive to the practice of the various forms of the Work, is hired and the members stay together for a week of intensive work.

Work groups in India meet regularly in their respective cities, mostly on Sunday morning.

In these meetings, different aspects of the work are explored together. Sitting, reading work literature, work in Movements, studying cosmological and psychological ideas, listening to Gurdjieff music, and sharing one’s personal experience, questions and insights in relation to the Work are typical activities.

The unique characteristic of a Work group is that it undertakes weekly practices so that the continuity of inner work can be maintained. Therefore, weekly meetings end with the taking of practical tasks for awareness which are to be carried out during the course of the week.

The regional groups are independent of each other. Their character is unique and distinct. They try different ways of working based on the requirements of the members.

A unique feature of the Work in India over these years has been an effort to study the Indian tradition and scriptures in the light of the Work. This includes fundamental ideas about life, the way it can be lived, and what comes in the way.

gurdjieff-india3-2048x1365-rev

Gurdjieff Work In India

The Gurdjieff Work-Group in India was formed in Delhi in 2002 under the guidance of Ravi Ravindra, followed by groups in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Chennai, and Delhi NCR. The members of the All India Group meet twice a year for extended Work Periods of 4-7 days.

These Work Periods are held once in North India and once in South India, usually in the months of February and September respectively. Ravi Ravindra and Priscilla Murray, along with Richard Sharpe, Cynthia Taylor, Bill McKibbon and Desirée Greene, senior members of the Gurdjieff groups, have nourished the Work in India by their frequent participation.

A venue that is conducive to the practice of the various forms of the Work, is hired and the members stay together for a week of intensive work.

Work groups in India meet regularly in their respective cities, mostly on Sunday morning.

In these meetings, different aspects of the work are explored together. Sitting, reading work literature, work in Movements, studying cosmological and psychological ideas, listening to Gurdjieff music, and sharing one’s personal experience, questions and insights in relation to the Work are typical activities.

The unique characteristic of a Work group is that it undertakes weekly practices so that the continuity of inner work can be maintained. Therefore, weekly meetings end with the taking of practical tasks for awareness which are to be carried out during the course of the week.

The regional groups are independent of each other. Their character is unique and distinct. They try different ways of working based on the requirements of the members.

A unique feature of the Work in India over these years has been an effort to study the Indian tradition and scriptures in the light of the Work. This includes fundamental ideas about life, the way it can be lived, and what comes in the way.

Gurdjieff Work In India

The Gurdjieff Work-Group in India was formed in Delhi in 2002 under the guidance of Ravi Ravindra, followed by groups in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Chennai, and Delhi NCR. The members of the All India Group meet twice a year for extended Work Periods of 4-7 days.  These Work Periods are held once in North India and once in South India, usually in the months of February and September respectively. Ravi Ravindra and Priscilla Murray, along with Richard Sharpe, Cynthia Taylor, Bill McKibbon and Desirée Greene, senior members of the Gurdjieff groups, have nourished the Work in India by their frequent participation.

A venue that is conducive to the practice of the various forms of the Work, is hired and the members stay together for a week of intensive work.

Work groups in India meet regularly in their respective cities, mostly on Sunday morning.

In these meetings, different aspects of the work are explored together. Sitting, reading work literature, work in Movements, studying cosmological and psychological ideas, listening to Gurdjieff music, and sharing one’s personal experience, questions and insights in relation to the Work are typical activities.

The unique characteristic of a Work group is that it undertakes weekly practices so that the continuity of inner work can be maintained. Therefore, weekly meetings end with the taking of practical tasks for awareness which are to be carried out during the course of the week.

The regional groups are independent of each other. Their character is unique and distinct. They try different ways of working based on the requirements of the members.

A unique feature of the Work in India over these years has been an effort to study the Indian tradition and scriptures in the light of the Work. This includes fundamental ideas about life, the way it can be lived, and what comes in the way.

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