NJ·Jul 26Why I Have Versions of MyselfPeople often ask why I call myself NJ 2.0, NJ 3.0, NJ 4.0, and now NJ 5.0.
Vazken Kalayjian·Jul 23GURDJIEFF: PART XIV. THE EYE THAT SEES. Self-Observation and the Birth of the Inner Witness Self-observation reveals the many I’s behind our habits—and awakens the quiet inner witness capable of seeing without judgment in real life.
Vazken Kalayjian·Jul 11Self-Observation: The Unpleasant DoorwaySelf-observation exposes the mechanical self. Why seeing yourself clearly is uncomfortable, and why it’s the only real doorway to awakeningA response icon2A response icon2
Vazken Kalayjian·Jul 9The Seeing Eye: When Awareness Turns Back on ItselfA disciplined exploration of reflexive awareness, what remains when observation turns back on itself, beyond self-improvement and illusion.A response icon5A response icon5
Chezoovy·Jul 9Everyone Has Their Own Path“Different people have different opinions, and it’s okay to respect all of them.” — Juan Pablo Galavis
Sathiyajith·Jun 19Fifty Meters Away: The Distance Between Shouting for Change andIt was the end of a long, tiring Friday shift. My friend and I were on the bike, heading home, already tasting the weekend. The traffic…
