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The Desecration of Mr. Gurdjieff’s Father’s Grave


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William Patrick Patterson set out on a spiritual pilgrimage to Gyumri, Armenia, to visit, as Mr. Gurdjieff asked, the grave of his father, Ashokh Adash. Finding the grave in disrepair, Patterson had it beautified. However, within weeks the gravesite was desecrated, its prayer plaques removed, and so it remains today.

Narrated and directed by Mary Ellen Korman, author of A Woman’s Work with Gurdjieff, Ramana Maharshi, Krishnamurti, Anandamayi Ma & Pak Subuh.

For more information visit The Gurdjieff Legacy Foundation.

NEW FILM SCREENING SPIRITUAL PILGRIMAGE MR. GURDJIEFF’S FATHER’S GRAVE


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Thursday, August 27, 2015, 7:30 PM

Location:
Rancho Cordova, California
Vicinity of Lincoln Village Park

Private Residence
Teresa Adams, 530-908-2410
Please call ahead to reserve space—Thank you

Color, 1 hour, 7 minutes

Owing to the circumstances of my life not dependent on me, I have not personally seen the grave where the body of my dear father lies. . . . I therefore, bid any of my sons, whether by blood or in spirit, to seek out, when he has the possibility, this solitary grave.

—G. I. Gurdjieff
Meetings with Remarkable Men

William Patrick Patterson undertook a 21-day pilgrimage to visit Mr. Gurdjieff’s father’s grave in Gyumri, Armenia. Travelling backward in time, he revisited Gurdjieff’s life:

  • Avon, France, Gurdjieff’s grave and the Prieuré
  • Istanbul, Turkey, Kumbaraci and Yemenici streets where Gurdjieff and his students lived
  • Prinkipo Island in the Sea of Marmara, Turkey, where Gurdjieff often visited P. D. Uspenskii
  • Tiflis, Georgia, where Gurdjieff opened his Institute at 22 Nikolas Street and first named it the Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man
  • Kars, Turkey, Gurdjieff’s home in the medieval quarter and the Kars Military Cathedral where he sang in the choir
  • Ani, Turkey, the ancient city where Gurdjieff discovered the Sarmoung manuscript
  • Sanahin Monastery, Armenia, where Gurdjieff served as an acolyte
  • Gyumri, Armenia, where Gurdjieff was born in the Greek Quarter at 222 Matnishyan Street
  • Gyumri’s Old Cemetery where Mr. Gurdjieff’s father is buried

For more information visit The Gurdjieff Legacy Foundation.

New Film Screening Spiritual Pilgrimage Mr. Gurdjieff’s Father’s Grave


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Thursday, August 20, 2015, 7:30 PM

Location:
Finnish Hall Meeting Room
1970 Chestnut Street
Berkeley, California, 94702

Color, 1 hour, 7 minutes

Owing to the circumstances of my life not dependent on me, I have not personally seen the grave where the body of my dear father lies. . . . I therefore, bid any of my sons, whether by blood or in spirit, to seek out, when he has the possibility, this solitary grave.

—G. I. Gurdjieff
Meetings with Remarkable Men

William Patrick Patterson undertook a 21-day pilgrimage to visit Mr. Gurdjieff’s father’s grave in Gyumri, Armenia. Travelling backward in time, he revisited Gurdjieff’s life:

  • Avon, France, Gurdjieff’s grave and the Prieuré
  • Istanbul, Turkey, Kumbaraci and Yemenici streets where Gurdjieff and his students lived
  • Prinkipo Island in the Sea of Marmara, Turkey, where Gurdjieff often visited P. D. Uspenskii
  • Tiflis, Georgia, where Gurdjieff opened his Institute at 22 Nikolas Street and first named it the Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man
  • Kars, Turkey, Gurdjieff’s home in the medieval quarter and the Kars Military Cathedral where he sang in the choir
  • Ani, Turkey, the ancient city where Gurdjieff discovered the Sarmoung manuscript
  • Sanahin Monastery, Armenia, where Gurdjieff served as an acolyte
  • Gyumri, Armenia, where Gurdjieff was born in the Greek Quarter at 222 Matnishyan Street
  • Gyumri’s Old Cemetery where Mr. Gurdjieff’s father is buried

For more information visit The Gurdjieff Legacy Foundation.

Spiritual Pilgrimage: Mr. Gurdjieff’s Father’s Grave


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By William Patrick Patterson
DVD, color, 1 hour 7 minutes

Owing to the circumstances of my life not dependent on me, I have not personally seen the grave where the body of my dear father lies. . . . I therefore, bid any of my sons, whether by blood or in spirit, to seek out, when he has the possibility, this solitary grave.

—G. I. Gurdjieff
Meetings with Remarkable Men

William Patrick Patterson undertook a 21-day pilgrimage to visit Mr. Gurdjieff’s father’s grave in Gyumri, Armenia. Travelling backward in time, he revisited Gurdjieff’s life:

  • Gurdjieff’s grave and the Prieuré in Avon, France
  • Kumbaraci and Yemenici streets in Istanbul, where Gurdjieff and his students lived
  • Prinkipo Island on the Sea of Marmara, where Gurdjieff often visited P. D. Uspenskii
  • Tiflis, where Gurdjieff opened his Institute at 22 Nikolas Street and first named it the Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man
  • Kars, Gurdjieff’s home in the medieval quarter and the Kars Military Cathedral where he sang in the choir
  • Ani, the ancient city where the Sarmoung manuscript was discovered
  • Sanahin Monastery, Armenia, where Gurdjieff served as an acolyte
  • Gyumri, Armenia, where Gurdjieff was born in the Greek Quarter at 222 Matnishyan Street
  • Gyumri’s Old Cemetery and Mr. Gurdjieff’s father’s grave


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