G.I.Gurdjieff

It is easy to decide to change, sitting quietly in our room. But as soon as we meet someone, the horse kicks.

And it always drives along the same kind of street, the broad boulevards. Some parts got rusty from long disuse. If, at times, the carriage needs to take a different street, it almost always suffers a breakdown and a more or less serious overhaul afterward.

The essence of right work is that the moving, feeling and thinking centers work together to produce an action. There is a thousand times more value even in polishing the floor as it should be done than in writing twenty-five books.