George Ivánovich Gurdjieff
George Ivánovich Gurdjieff (1867-1949) was a mystic, philosopher, and spiritual teacher known for developing the 'Fourth Way,' a spiritual path that integrates the intellect, emotions, and physical body. Gurdjieff emphasized the importance of self-awareness and personal development through conscious effort. His teachings, which combine elements of Eastern spirituality and Western psychology, focus on the necessity of inner work and the understanding of one's own mechanical nature. Gurdjieff's ideas continue to influence various fields, including psychology, philosophy, and the study of consciousness.
Born on Jan 01, 1866 (159 years old)
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George Ivánovich Gurdjieff was a philosopher and mystic known for creating the Fourth Way.
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