Beelzebubs-Tales-to-His-Grandson-by-G-I-Gurdjieff

studied the presence of their own planet and the reciprocal action of itsseparate parts."The members of the second section were called 'Akhldann-strassovors,'and this meant that they studied the 'radiations' of all the other planets of theirsolar system and the reciprocal action of these radiations."The members belonging to the third section were called 'Akhldannmetrosovors,'which meant beings occupied with the study of that branch ofknowledge similar to our 'silkoornano,' corresponding in part to what yourcontemporary favorites call 'mathematics.'"The members of the fourth group were called 'Akhldann-psychosovors,' aname designating those members of the society who made observations of theperceptions, experiencings, and manifestations of beings like themselves—observations that they verified statistically."The members of the fifth group were called 'Akhldann-harnosovors,'which meant that they were occupied with the study of the branch ofknowledge that combined the two contemporary terrestrial sciences called byyour favorites 'chemistry' and 'physics.'"The members belonging to the sixth section were called 'Akhldannmistessovors,'that is to say, beings who studied all kinds of outer events,whether actualized consciously or arising by themselves, and further studiedwhich of these events were erroneously perceived by beings, and in whatcircumstances."And as regards the members of the seventh and last group, they werecalled 'Akhldann-gezpoodjnisovors.' These members of the Akhldann Societydevoted themselves to the study of those manifestations of the three-brainedbeings of their planet proceeding in them not as a result of variousfunctionings coming from impulses of different kinds engendered by dataalready present in them, but as a