Transforming the Moment: The Real Work Begins

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Written By Bob Sabath

After a time, when the Work is beginning to touch you, you will hate feeling that you are simply doing everything mechanically. Then perhaps you will begin to know what it means to transform the day, to transform the moment, this very moment.

We have this possibility of transforming each moment. We have this possibility of approaching life quite differently.

Maurice Nicoll, “Further Commentary on Making Work Effort" in Psychological Commentaries on the Teaching of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky (Vol. 2, p. 769)

Bob Sabath
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