P.D. Ouspensky (1878–1947) was a Russian mathematician and esoteric philosopher noted for his Exploration of higher dimensions, mystical experiences, and the Nature of Consciousness. His major works, such as "Tertium Organum" and "In Search of the Miraculous: Fragments of an Unknown Teaching," have significantly impacted modern esoteric Thought. Ouspensky's collaboration with George Gurdjieff and his subsequent Development of the Fourth Way Philosophy remains influential among spiritual seekers and scholars of Mysticism. His teachings, integrating rigorous analysis with spiritual Practice, continue to inspire and challenge students of metaphysical and esoteric traditions.
Anecdotes
- Lived in Moscow, St. Petersburg, London, and Istanbul, exploring the nature of Time and higher dimensions.
- Survived the Russian Revolution by fleeing to England, where his lectures attracted notable intellectuals like T.S. Eliot and Aldous Huxley.
- He explored the mystical city of Constantinople, engaging with esoteric circles and immersing in the study of the Fourth Way.
Magnitudes
- Pursue Truth relentlessly, beyond conventional boundaries.
- Embrace uncertainty as a path to growth.
- Embrace uncertainty; it fuels intellectual growth.
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