Money

Mr. Gurdjieff had a principle of spending his money with an open hand.

At one point, Fritz Peters wrote that he purchased a hundred and fifty bicycles

for his students at the Prieure, and made his students ride them.

 

He would pressurize his students as a task to produce more money, which

many times, he would immediately spend on a meal, or he would find a way

to discard it as quickly as possible, then begin to ask for more.

 

He had mastered one of the major identifications we all have, money.