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	LISTING OF PUBLICATIONS The works of Tan Man Ho began in 1970 and can be divided into 3 categories based on the depth of the subject matter, client segment and specific titles. These categories are: Category A: Philosophical books specializing in the innovative development of new ideas, methods, approaches, dimensions and paradigms irrespective of areas of concentration. The major areas of concern and contribution to humanity are directed towards: 1.the study of man 2.the study of nature 3.the study of society 4.the study of the universe The studies are recorded in 20 books plus a retrospect (Book 21) under a single title: Views from the Real World (ISSN: 1394-5831). The works could not be produced without a strong foundation of major philosophical thoughts of the West, the Middle East and the East. The uthor has examined practically the works of most great individuals throughout his twenty-five years of search. These include Plato, Socratis, Aristotle, Francis Bacon, Karl Marx, Frederick Engels, Charles Darwin, G.W.F Hegel, P. D. Ouspensky, G.I. Gurdjieff, Albert Einstein, and almost every great individual in the west from the ancient times to the present. The author is also familiar with the thoughts of most eastern thinkers such as Lao Tzu, Chuan Tzu, Confucius and others. He is familiar with the Bhagavadgita and the yoga system of India. He studies the religious scriptures of all great religions. He also examines the thoughts of most modern management thinkers such as Edgar H. Schein, Richard Beckhard, Paul R. Lawrence, Robert R. Blake, Jane Srygley Mouton, Henry intzberg, David A. Nadler and many secret works of the ancient and modern times. The author is greatly influenced by the works of G.I. Gurdjieff and P.D. Ouspensky and all the works that are connected with these two great but scarcely known individuals of our times. Books 1 through 17 cover a broad range of philosophical views on all thought disciplines, examining ideas in a critical manner and espousing views of radical as well as conservative nature. Views from the Real World 18, 19 & 20 concentrate on the investigation of society and specialize in the development of new management approaches, paradigms and dimensions on a broad basis. The innovation covers all the fundamental sociocosmic stopinders that constitute the real structure of our society worldwide. This trilogy is a revolution in scientific thoughts about our organizations. The published books are: 1. Views from the Real world 4 (A Critique of Material Reflection, On the Modern Innovations to Old Materialism and the Emergence of Trioctave Materialism Some Remarkable Individuals) September 1975 to November 1975 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 131 pp., Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, ohor, Malaysia. (September 5, 1998) 2. Views from the Real World 5 (The Canon of Discovery, the Search for Spiritual Certainty and a Glimpse of the Real World Views) December 1975 to April 1976 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 160 pp., Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (June 1998) 3. Views from the Real World 6 (In the Light of the Great Philosophical System of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky : The Journey Beyond) April 1976 to October 1976 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 152 pp., Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (June 1997) 4. Views from the Real World 7 (The Tritocosmic Venture, the Fundamental Sociocosmic Processes and the Lateral Sociocosmic Venture) October 1976 to September 1977 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 155 pp., Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (February 1999) 5. Views from the Real World 8 (To Know, To Understand, To Be The 'I's and 'It's of Man Commentaries, Thoughts and Aphorisms on the Social Life of Man) April 1977 to September 1977 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 174 pp., Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (March 1998) 6. Views from the Real World 11 (The Cupid's Songs of the Romantic Hearts, No Humans No Human Nature and No Opposites No Social Nature) December 1980 to July 1981 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 86 pp., Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (April 1999) 7. Views from the Real World 12 (The Trialectics of Man and Woman, the Logico-Psychophilosophical Method and other Fragmented Teachings from the Inner Circle of Humanity) July 1981 to February 1982 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 158 pp., Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (November 1996) 8. Views from the Real World 13 (Principles of the Logico-Psychophilosophical Method in its Application to Problems of the Real World) March 1982 to September 1983 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 134 pp. Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (April 1996) 9. Views from the Real World 14 (The Work, the Psycho-Physical Transformation and the Making of the New Human Being) March 1983 to November 1983 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 103 p.p. Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia (May 1, 1999) 10. Views from the Real World 16 (Thoughts, Reflections and Sayings The Secrets of the Work The Reciprocal Destruction of Cosmic Concentrations) February 1984 to June 1986 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 138 pp. Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (September 1997) 11. Views from the Real World 18 (The Sociocosmic Octave, the Biocosmic Octave and the Cosmic Octave: A Revolution in Scientific Thoughts) October 1993 to March 1996 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 205 pp. Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, Malaysia. (March 20, 1997) 12. Views from the Real World 19 (The Enneagram of the Sociocosmic Stopinders, Laujinggong and the Epoch of the Increasing Aggressiveness of the Business-Stopinder Beings) March 1996 to June 1996 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 166 pp. Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, alaysia. (April 13, 1997) 13. Views from the Real World 20 (The Sociocosmic Unbecomings, the Sociocosmic Stopinder therapeutic Methods and the Final Exit of the Great Wise Grandson of Beelzebub) July 1996 to May 1997 Discourses by Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho ISSN 1394-5831, 142 pp. Publisher: ManHo Management Consultancy, Senai, Johor, alaysia. (August 1997) The books pending publication are: 14. Views from the Real World 1 ISSN 1394-5831 (Current status: completed in manuscript, Jan. 72 – May 73) 15. Views from the Real World 2 ISSN 1394-5831 (Current status: completed in manuscript, May 73 – Dec. 74) 16. Views from the Real World 3 ISSN 1394-5831 (Current status: completed in manuscript, Jan. 75 – Dec. 75) 17. Views from the Real World 9 ISSN 1394-5831 (Current status: completed in manuscript, Oct. 83 – Dec. 86) 18. Views from the Real World 10 ISSN 1394-5831 (Current status: completed in manuscript, April 78 – Dec. 80) 19. Views from the Real World 15 ISSN 1394-5831 (Current status: completed in manuscript, Oct. 83 – Dec. 86) 20. Views from the Real World 17 ISSN 1394-5831 (Current status: completed in manuscript, Jul. 86 – Oct. 92) 21. Views from the Real World 21 or The Retrospect (Incomplete) The specific titled books are: 22.A Philosophy of Material-Reflection: 1971-1975 ISBN: 983-9486-00-4, Completed in January 25, 1976 (Current status: completed in manuscript + computer editing) 23. An Inquiry into the Nature and Process of the Recent Privatization and Economic Reforms ISBN: 983-9486-01-2, Completed in April 24, 1992 (Current status: completed in manuscript + computer editing) 24. On the Possibility of Transforming the Captive Communication and Behavioral Styles in a Manager ISBN: 983-9486-02-0, Completed on February 15, 1995, 26 pp. approx. (submitted to Southern college for publication) 25. A Treatise on the Development of Noumenal Reflection, Psychic Centers and Psyche Hydrogens (Current status: incomplete manuscript, Started in Jan. 78) 26. Early Writings of Tan Man Ho 27. Tentang Kasih Sayang By Tan Man Ho, March 1978, translated from the original essay entitled On Love A.R. Orage, ISBN: 983-9486-04-7 (Current status: Completed in manuscript + computer editing Category B These books are management consultancy project papers, published and submitted for organizations and clients. They are confidential, and could only be viewed with permission of the clients. 28. Man Ho, Tan Corporate Identity System and Human Resource Consultancy project papers for Pusat Hawa Dingin Kereta, LOH Car Air-Cond. Specialist, Johor Bahru, 6 February 1995, 64 pp. 29. Man Ho, Tan and Wan Khairuzzaman Wan Ismail Hock Enterprise Group of Companies, Strategic Management System, Strategic Business Unit (SBU), Business Plan Consultancy project papers for Hock Enterprise Sdn. Bhd, Johor Bahru, 20 June 1995, 57 pp. 30. Man Ho, Tan and Wan Khairuzzaman b. Wan Ismail Hock Enterprise Group of Companies Consultancy project papers for Hock Enterprise Sdn. Bhd., Johor Bahru, 20 June 1995, 24 pp. 31. Man Ho, Tan Paya Beach Resort Redevelopment Project Feasibility Study Papers for Paya Beach Sdn. Bhd., Mersing, Johor, 18 september 1995, 69 pp. 32. Man Ho, Tan Flotation Exercise of Proposed Crescendo Corporation Bhd, Information Requirements to Securities Commission Public listing papers for Panoramic Housing Development Sdn. Bhd., Johor Bahru, 26 November 1995, 47 pp. 33. Man Ho, Tan Project Evaluation: Paya Beach Resort Redevelopment Project (5 Star Hotel) Cash Flow Analysis for Paya Beach Sdn. Bhd., Mersing, Johor, 30 October 1995, 27 pp. 34. Man Ho, Tan Project Evaluation: Paya Beach Resort Redevelopment Project (Chalets) Cash Flow Analysis for Paya Beach Sdn. Bhd., Mersing, Johor,11 December 1996, 15 pp. Category C These are specific titled books of the author written as project papers or theses for graduation. 35. Man Ho, Tan An Inquiry into the Causes of Motivation Crisis in a Private Higher Educational Institution in Malaysia, An Organizational Research ISBN: 983-9486-03-9, MBA Thesis papers for University of Dubuque, U.S, 14 September 1994, 59 pp. (Current status: on reprint) 36. Man Ho, Tan Teknologi Pendidikan, Meningkat Penggunaan Teknologi Pengajaran embelajaran Di Sekolah Menengah Sultan Abdul Jalil, Kluang ISBN: 983-9486-05-5, Project Papers for Institut Aminuddin Baki, Ministry of Education, Malaysia, 16 June 1990, 57 pp. (current status: on reprint) VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 11 (pp.86) The Cupid's Songs of the Romantic Hearts, No Humans No Human Nature and No Opposites No Social Nature From the Author In this work The Cupid's Songs of the Romantic Hearts, No Humans No Human Nature and No Opposites No Social Nature, the disharmonies in trialectics of the opposite sex in human affairs is depicted as an uncertain mess due to the activities of Cupid, the Roman God of Love. She is a being psyche hydrogen specially 'deposited' at a trinity point along the Great Cosmic Octave where opposite sexes need to yoke. She is also the alchemical being in this grand cosmic scheme experimenting with the other functioning hydrogens in the love set to ensure human continuity. Here the Cupid has created a half-half opposite scenario for living through the romantic process in the hearts. There is are "songs" of the opposites, the love arrows that hits mysteriously in hunting psychological field, the laws of catching and the "songs" in the last octave in the Cupid's story. The existence of man as a material being becomes also the human base for the emanation of human nature. There is a story in the human scenario that depicts the human description, the human strivings, the consciousness, the strong desire for self-perfection, the four voices and other forms of emanation. Human relationship tends to move only through opposites - man vs man, man vs woman and woman vs woman - producing social nature for the sociocosmic stopindering function. No opposites no social nature. Right in front of man for every man lies a vast world which we called Great Nature. Be it God's creation or otherwise, man strives to make his mind accurate for seek knowledge and understanding it, and to apply this knowledge and understanding to change it. A group of fairly accurate being psyche hydrogens called the Science and Technology exist for him in his psychic dimension. With nature humans have processed and digested a Science for their benefit. So no nature no science and technology. This work is also a supplementary reading for those who are interested in the study of the trialectics of man and woman as developed in Views from the Real World 12. April 8, 1999 CONTENTS THE CUPID'S SONGS OF THE ROMANTIC HEARTS CHAPTER 1 Ode to the Romantic Hearts - The Songs of the Two Opposites - The Cupid's Love Arrows - The Nature of the Psychological Field - The Laws of Catching CHAPTER 2 The Arrows' Hits - The Songs of the Last Octave - Love Matters in Other Biocosmic Beings NO HUMANS NO HUMAN NATURE CHAPTER 3 The Human Description - The Human Strivings - The Human Consciousness and the Centers - Self-Perfecting - The Human Emanations and the Instruments of Communication - The Nature of the Four Voices - Quotations from Francis Bacon NO NATURE NO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CHAPTER 4 Great Nature - The Non-Living Project network vs the Living Enneagrama - Biodynamics - Commentaries on G’s music NO OPPOSITES NO SOCIAL NATURE CHAPTER 5 ESSENTIAL SAYINGS CHAPTER 6 VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 12 (pp.162) The Trialectics of Man and Woman, the Logico-Psychophilosophical Method and Other Fragments of Teaching from the Inner Circle of Humanity From the Author In line with the Principles of the Logico-Psychophilosophical Method, this work of Dr. Tan Man Ho covers deeply those thought concentrations reflecting the nature of the trialectics of man and woman from a real world view and seek to offer a guide to troubled young beings in the course of their unbecomings in this mandatory fulfillment of the great laws of biocosmic reproduction. The physical dimension of sex is omitted in this discourse but not the psychological dimension. In his normal aphoristic and semi-aphoristic style of writing, the author expands further additional thought concentrations for the readers' consumption in the areas pertaining to the individual aspects of development. These areas, to name a few, are the inner development of person, the psychic centers, the inner work, the essence and personality, and many other vital aspects of the individual attributes, hitherto, only examined by the esoteric circle of humanity and rarely by the contemporary exoteric texts. Nay more, a venture into the fragmentaries of the social interfacing to prepare the unready minds of the readers for the other volumes of the work has been initiated and oriented into the readers for a real world voyage. A circling stopinder-clusters of ideas informing the vastness of the environment surrounding the core ideas creates in you a sense of urgency of the message. The work on the body still stands at the fore as the vital essence of the teaching. The author expouses in his writing the meanings and techniques known as The Principles of the Logico-Psychophilosophical Method which is a tool used by him for understanding and changing realities around him. June 15, 1996 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 The Physical Body of Man, Its Needs According to Law and the Possibilities of Manifestation - The Laws of Reciprocal Feeding - The Four Bodies of Man - The Three Worlds CHAPTER 2 The Concentrations of the Universe and - Matter with Consciousness - The Electric and The Light Motions - On Time CHAPTER 3 The Trialectics of Man and Woman : A Real World View and Guide to Young Beings' Mandatory Fulfillment of the Great Laws of Biocosmic Reproduction - A Wee Bit More About Love and Love Aphorisms- Infatuation - On Inner Beauty CHAPTER 4 The Inner Development of Man - On Self-Observation - On Inner Work - On Identification and Non-Identification - The Inner Construction of Man - On the Peculiar Psychic Centers and Their Manifestations According to Law - State of Consciousness - On the Sex Center of Man and Its Manifestations According to Law - The Emotional Center - Gravity-Center-Attention - Inner Stability - On Doing CHAPTER 5 The Second Being-Food - On Negative Emotions - The Scientific Emotions - On Handling the Fragments Called Emotions - On Being-Music - A Wee Bit More About Being-Religion - The Holy Issuing : God-the-Word - The Bipolar Piece of the Second World : Being-Moral - On Politicking Around Being-Race, Small Being-Nations and The Power Possessing Beings - The Sublation of Being into Nothing or - The Rascooarnoian Process : Death - Miscellaneous Thoughts and Aphorisms CHAPTER 6 The Laws of Plastics - On Black Magic, Hypnotism, Needs and Silence - On Reading, Thinking, Truth and Freedom - About Man, The Vibration in Him and the Maintenance of Harmony - The Inner and Outer Voices of Man - The Two Great Rivers - The Scale of Importance - Magnification, Diminution and Inversion - On Cybernetics - Man's Peculiar Sense of Secret and His Sense on Books CHAPTER 7 Essence and Personality: The Ethical Canon of Thoughts - On Being and Knowledge - The Principles of the Logico-Psychophilosophical Method - On Being Psyche Mathematics - On Objective Seeing and Objective Understanding - On the Mind and Its Behaviors - On Mind Toxins - The Aphorisms on the Pragmatic Way of Handling Life CHAPTER 8 The Unbecomings of Social Interaction or The Minor Sociocosmic Perturbations - Fragmented Thoughts on the Sociocosmic Unbecomings - The Carrot-donkey Method as Used by the Individual, the Group, the Family, the Organization, the State, the Nation and the World of Nations - Thoughts on some Economic Fragments - The Inner Circle of Humanity - The Social Being of Man - The Aphorisms CHAPTER 9 Taiqi and Yoga - On Postures - The Awareness Movements of the Moving Center VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 13 (pp.170) Principles of the Logico-Psychophilosophical Method in its Application to Problems of the Real World From the Author After more than twenty five years of conscious labor and intentional suffering which at first began somewhat unintentionally and owing to chance presence of a certain peculiarly composed psychological trait which sparks off a long and arduous journey, the works of Dr. Tan Man Ho have finally taken shape but the author has been withholding them to this day as the time is not ready. Owing to the vital message of the works to humanity, the author has finally decided to release his piece of inner development which comprises 20 books which he calls it "Views from the Real World". The choice of this title is no accident and is a sign of the author's innate or essence link to another similarly titled work as recollected by Gurdjieff's pupils. The author's own similar development is independent of the urdjieff-Ouspenskian line of thought prior to the year 1975. He has managed to ome very close to the Gurdjieff-Ouspenskian type of thinking when he first rote 'A Philosophy on Material-Reflection' (1971-1975). After his vital contact with a remarkable individual who has similar essence pursuits, the author continues his own inner pursuit resulting in a tremendous amount of expansion and stabilization of his own inner dimensions leading ultimately to his own creation of his numerous master pieces. Thanks to this vital contact with a great friend at the crucial stage of the development of his psyche during his formatory years, the Views from the Real World series is ultimately brought into existence for the benefit of the esoteric circle specifically and humanity in general. Views From the Real World 13 is written aphoristically and semi-aphoristically with gravity-center essence thought concentrations not necessarily based on smooth flowing from one concentration of thoughts into another. But each thought concentration is complete within itself as a stable concept or set of concepts. The author has decided not to fill in pretentious logicnestrian smootheners but to leave these empty connectors or buffers of gravity-center concentrations to the pleasure of the readers to expand their own mentation as soon as they begin their work on self. Book 13 would be released first. Other volumes would be released gradually when the manuscripts are typed into the computer, proofread and sent for printing, and last but not least when the time is ripe. Book 13 covers vital areas on inner work and the individuals. It examines the peculiar nature of the trialectics between man and woman as real components of the sociocosmos and advises on the proper handling of this trialectics. It examines the unbecoming nature of social interactions and being-social organizations. Then it looks into being and knowledge, consciousness, essence and personality, the mind, sex energy, experience and love forces. It further explores being-foods, being-formations and journeys through longevity. It ventures into being-sounds, dimensions, being-religion, the three worlds and psyche hydrogens and energies. There are some excursions into the world of Taiqi, yoga, acu-therapy and ancient exercises and views them with modern management concepts of managing psychic centers. This volume also examines education, marketing of psychic elements, attachments, language and body plastics. It expouses daring truths on sociocosmic negatives such as power bjects, the process of reciprocal destruction of beings, the nature of reciprocal exploitation, psychophysical diseases and enneagramic constipation. It touches on aesthetics and ethics, gravity-center attraction and repulsion and how one might separate oneself from oneself and a look at the hackney carriage. It gives a start to new outlook on emotion ache, footistry and being-psyche mathematics. The author feels that to acquire one's own essence in this direction, one must absorb all that is in the body of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky and all the related being-works by related authors, and grow beyond its boundary carrying with it the identities and non-identities, the personality and essence and everything that could be carried forward into the future. This removes the petty and immature fears and self-guilt of plagiarism that could impede one's own acquiring of an essence and defeat the very purpose of the work itself. Nay more, the author has written numerous unpublished short works entitled An Inquiry into the Nature and Process of the Recent Privatization and Economic Reforms and On the Possibility of Transforming the Captive Communication and Behavioral Styles in a Manager. Currently, he is also working on his incomplete work entitled A Treatise on the Development of Noumenal Reflection, Psychic Centers and Psyche Hydrogens. His books, 18, 19 and 20 of the Views from the Real World Series (October 1993 discourses) would be a major dimension for a new breakthrough in understanding the sociocosmos. It is the intention of the author to discover and develop quality ideas, at his level of being-capability, for the consumption of his esoteric readers all over the world at an affordable price and to keep open an opportunity for the masses. June 22, 1997 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 On Inner Work - The Fourth Body of Man - The Inner Development of Man - The Inner Construction of Man - On Negative Emotions and Negative States - Self-Observation - Self-Remembering - On Centers Culture CHAPTER 2 The Unbecoming of Social Interactions - The Transformation of Society - The Trialectics of Man and Woman - The Philosophy of Living Through a Turbulent Society - The Philosophy of Political Economy - That Peculiar Flow Which They Called Being-Business - The Ordinary Man and Conscious Man - Leading - The Peculiar Being-Social Organizations CHAPTER 3 Being and Knowledge - On Consciousness - On Sex Energy - Esoteric Knowledge - Essence and Personality - On the Mind and its Behavior - Organized Knowledge : Science - Sleep - Experience - On Love CHAPTER 4 The Process of Consumption of the Second Being-Food : Breathing - The Three Being-Foods - The Physical Body of Man - Being Formations - On Longevity CHAPTER 5 Measures - Mantra Vibration : Being-Sound - Psychological Investment - On Dimensions - On Being-Religion - The Three Worlds - The Real World - On the Psyche and the Energies - Psyche Hydrogen CHAPTER 6 Taiqi, Yoga and Acu-Therapy - The Management of Centers - The New Motivation Theory Based on Human Centers - Doing - Healing - Mechanical - Cancer Biodynamics CHAPTER 7 Reciprocal Action at a Distance or Being-Communication - On Attachment - On Learning and Education - The Marketing of Psychic Entities - The Laws of Plastics - Objectivism and Subjectivism - The Language - The Horizontal and the Vertical - Essence Contacts CHAPTER 8 The Enneagramic Constipation - Power Objects and The Process of Reciprocal Destruction of Beings - The Nature of Reciprocal Exploitation - Organizational Behavior - The Laws of Development - Psychophysical Dis-eases - The Reinforcement of Psychic Activities CHAPTER 9 Aesthetics and Ethics - The Hackney Carriage - Psychic Gravity-Center Attraction and Repulsion - The Separation of Oneself from Oneself - The Atmosphere - Swimming - Emotion Ache CHAPTER 10 Personal Accumulation - Footistry, Geomancy and Human Type - Cosmoses and Being Psyche Mathematics VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 14 (pp.96) The Work, the Psycho-Physical Transformation and the Making of the New Human Being From the Author Views from the Real World 14 also called deals with the general conceptual framework of the inner work that would transform individuals of the work psychologically and physically in the making of the new human beings and subsequently the making of the new human society. It explores ancient traditions of Yoga, Taiqi and internal exercises such massage, breathing, acupressure, color therapy and others that could truly assist in the making of the new man. Those on the way need to become man no. 4 and above, and this work serves to indicate the working "programs" that are indispensable for the "pilgrimage". The details of the programs are not intended here - they are too technical and down to earth to be presented merely in words. The renewal of humans is the making of the new human society and these exercises work deep at the root of the sociocosmos to assist the creation of the harmonious individuals. The model of the human psychic centers is examined in the light of developing the Balance State Theory of Center. May 1, 1999 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 A Human Body Workshop - Man is a mechanical "toy" - If you retire early, you die early - Our life is differently experienced - magnus machines - struggle out of the man-animal nature - the kundalini serpent CHAPTER 2 5 kinds of psycho-impression synthesis - seeing television from within - Kingdom of Heaven - stop exercise - Yin-Yang philosophy - clavicle breathing massages the neck - uddiyana retention - isometric tensioning of muscle - Balance-State Theory of Centers - qigong - pranayama CHAPTER 3 Great Breathing Dance - the way of water - If you wish to change the world, first change yourself - mental asanas - Yoga - Reflexology - O-WORK - The I-WORK - The essence of Western physical education - Meridian Workers - DNA molecules - Artificial Geometrical Shapes - colors CHAPTER 4 Biorhythms - fear - Mr. Ghost substance - I Wish; I Can; I Am - the famous phenomenon called Problem - The elliptical law of motion of factors in the centers - Natures must balance one another - Abdominal Reflexology - Bandha Uddiyana - Khumbhaka - I-issuings - Hatha Yoga - A Seematimage Body CHAPTER 5 Machine must make noise - Fourth Way man - Man needs very little to survive - Eighteen Acupressure Exercises - The viscera - breathing exercises - the moonless period - cosmic harvesting of askokin and kundakin - Great Cosmic Three-Centered Being CHAPTER 6 Contemporary social animals - the monetary qi of this creature - the Dollar Question - The Power Class - Kahang’s life - essence-virtue - making money - Accounting - Private economy - Tangible and intangible properties - capitalist and socialist economic formations - the teaching philosophy - Leadership Theory CHAPTER 7 Meanness makes a tiger dance - social production activities - Sociological rays of organized men - global wars - Religious experience - gangsterism - A proletarian - property grabbers - the Law of Conservation of Wealth VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 14 (pp.96) The Work, the Psycho-Physical Transformation and the Making of the New Human Being From the Author Views from the Real World 14 also called deals with the general conceptual framework of the inner work that would transform individuals of the work psychologically and physically in the making of the new human beings and subsequently the making of the new human society. It explores ancient traditions of Yoga, Taiqi and internal exercises such massage, breathing, acupressure, color therapy and others that could truly assist in the making of the new man. Those on the way need to become man no. 4 and above, and this work serves to indicate the working "programs" that are indispensable for the "pilgrimage". The details of the programs are not intended here - they are too technical and down to earth to be presented merely in words. The renewal of humans is the making of the new human society and these exercises work deep at the root of the sociocosmos to assist the creation of the harmonious individuals. The model of the human psychic centers is examined in the light of developing the Balance State Theory of Center. May 1, 1999 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 A Human Body Workshop - Man is a mechanical "toy" - If you retire early, you die early - Our life is differently experienced - magnus machines - struggle out of the man-animal nature - the kundalini serpent CHAPTER 2 5 kinds of psycho-impression synthesis - seeing television from within - Kingdom of Heaven - stop exercise - Yin-Yang philosophy - clavicle breathing massages the neck - uddiyana retention - isometric tensioning of muscle - Balance-State Theory of Centers - qigong - pranayama CHAPTER 3 Great Breathing Dance - the way of water - If you wish to change the world, first change yourself - mental asanas - Yoga - Reflexology - O-WORK - The I-WORK - The essence of Western physical education - Meridian Workers - DNA molecules - Artificial Geometrical Shapes - colors CHAPTER 4 Biorhythms - fear - Mr. Ghost substance - I Wish; I Can; I Am - the famous phenomenon called Problem - The elliptical law of motion of factors in the centers - Natures must balance one another - Abdominal Reflexology - Bandha Uddiyana - Khumbhaka - I-issuings - Hatha Yoga - A Seematimage Body CHAPTER 5 Machine must make noise - Fourth Way man - Man needs very little to survive - Eighteen Acupressure Exercises - The viscera - breathing exercises - the moonless period - cosmic harvesting of askokin and kundakin - Great Cosmic Three-Centered Being CHAPTER 6 Contemporary social animals - the monetary qi of this creature - the Dollar Question - The Power Class - Kahang’s life - essence-virtue - making money - Accounting - Private economy - Tangible and intangible properties - capitalist and socialist economic formations - the teaching philosophy - Leadership Theory CHAPTER 7 Meanness makes a tiger dance - social production activities - Sociological rays of organized men - global wars - Religious experience - gangsterism - A proletarian - property grabbers - the Law of Conservation of Wealth VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 18 (pp.204) The Sociocosmic Octave, the Biocosmic Octave and the Cosmic Octave: A Revolution in Scientific Thoughts From the Author Contrary to contemporary approach Views from the Real World 18 is written using a very different set of principles on matters concerning man, nature, society and the cosmos. While the basic approach to the investigation of the subject matters remains essentially the same as with the author's earlier writings, the outcome of this work would have a great impact on contemporary sociological thinking and also thoughts on the cosmoses. This is because it has brought to humanity a new dimension and understanding of our sociocosmoses in a way almost completely different from the current sociological thinking. There is above all a revolution in human thinking about everything existing. There is a serious attempt to integrate the diverse processes occurring in the activities of man, nature, society and the cosmos using the fundamental laws of trialectics and octave. The fruitful result is the discovery of a different method of classifying the sociocosmic stopinders using The Periodic Table of the Fundamental Sociocosmic Stopinders. The author feels, thinks and believes that he has uncovered the essence of the sociocosmic vibration. The view is no longer the naïve, causal and fragmented understanding of social processes, but rather a very deep and profound understanding of the true scheme of things. The whole spectrum of the world is integrated with the enneagram. The sociocosmic octave, the biocosmic octave, the cosmic octave and the technocosmic octave from human inventions are comprehensively symphonizing all and everything. Biological evolution is again re-examined with the new triad-octave paradigm. The genesis of the mysterious sociocosmic shock bsorber, laujinggong, or the well-known management pyramid is explained. The four bodies of sociocosmic stopinder beings are investigated. One experiences a New World with a new philological exposure when reading this work. The chronic doubts about capitalism, socialism, nationalism, democracy, market economism and communism are transformed into an integrated entity clearly interpretable in this work. Privatization which has haunted and wiseacred by many writers and politicians alike is clearly explained. It is now no longer as disturbing as before and one needs not even have to resort to its worship. This book is a valuable piece for researchers, scientists, thinkers and modern managers of any higher sociocosmic stopinder. It is much needed by those who are well aware of the insufficiency of contemporary sociocosmic thoughts. March 20, 1997 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 The Sociocosmos According to the Impartial Observation of the Great Grandson - The Beginning Glimpse of Laujinggong or the Genesis of Laujinggong - The Four Bodies of a Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The Ascending and Descending Sociocosmic Octaves - The Historical Sociocosmic Octave - Opinion About Being-Democracy as a Substopinder in the Lateral Sociocosmic Octave - The Management Succession and Metamorphosis of the Inner Bodies of the Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The Symphony Principle - The Dis-Eases of the Sociocosmic Being CHAPTER 2 The Romance of the Four Bodies in Business Organizations - Exercising the Accurse Bodies of the Sociocosmoses - The DO-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The RE-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The MI-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The FA-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The Unbecoming of the I-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being and the Becoming of the FA-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The Shock at the MI-FA Interval or the Three-Centered Laujinggong Sociocosmic Shock Absorber - The SO-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The LA-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The Coating of the Laws of Reciprocal estruction in the LA-Sociocosmic Octave - The TI-Sociocosmic Stopinder Being CHAPTER 3 The Great Sociocosmic Laws of Reciprocal Feeding - The Feeding Cosmetics - Further Observation on the Process of Reciprocal Destruction - The Ethimoralian and the Demonimmoralian Octaves of our Value Octave - On the Harmonious Development of the Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - Being Social Contracts - The Fluids of the Sociocosmic Stopinder Being - The Psychological Attraction and Repulsion of Three Brained Beings - The Comprehensive Production Operation System (Psyche Inclusive) of a Three Brained Being - The New Year Octaves: The Sun-Moon-Earth Revolutions and Rotations and Man's Psychic Cycles CHAPTER 4 The Enneagram of Management - The What is Known as the Being-Manager of a Sociocosmic Organizational Stopinder - The Inner Environmental Theory of Motivation - Diagnosis of World One, Two and Three - The Market Occurrence Peculiar to the Reflection in World One, World Two and World Three Model - Being-Culture - Being-Capitalism - The Trialectics of the Private and the Public Ownership - Political Democracy Vs Industrial Democracy - The Institute as Enterprise - Miscellaneous Reflections on Life CHAPTER 5 Further Reflections on the Principles of the Logico-Psychophilosophical Method - The Logical Method of Creating Sociology Vs the Psychophilosophical Method of Interpreting Social Phenomenon - Further eflection on Being-Time - Further Reflection on Being Psyche Hydrogens - The Search for Extraterrestrials - The Cosmos - The Classification of Cosmic Motions (Physics - Mass, Matter, Materialities) - Further Reflection on the Impression-Air-Food Octaves - The Exercise Notion - Outer Work Vs Mechanical Work - A Wee Bit More About Psychic Centers CHAPTER 6 The Biocosmic Octave - The Biocosmos Called Human Beings and its Biopsychologics - Cancer Biodynamics - Being-Schizophrenia - Corporate Identity, Quality and Justice CHAPTER 7 Being-Cities and Our Earth - The Psychic Centers of Our Great Sociocosmos - The Sociocosmic Work or Intervention on Sociocosmic Stopinder Activities - Life, Conscience and the Sociocosmic OctaveEmbodying Being-Welfare - The Two Faces of the Race Stopinder - Biocosmic and Sociocosmic VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 19 (pp.165) The Enneagram of the Sociocosmic Stopinders, Laujinggong and the Epoch of the Increasing Aggressiveness of the Business-Stopinder Beings From the Author Views from the Real World 19 is the second treatise of a trilogy consisting of three volumes entitled Views from the Real World 18, Views from the Real World 19 and Views from the Real World 20. The trilogy is a revelation of the essence of society using the logico-psychophilosophical principles and the views are unparalleled to all contemporary sociological thoughts. The author has uncovered a truly revolutionary and new paradigm of society in the course of his profound search for the inner meanings of the social being of man. The first of the trilogy laid down the fundamental laws and expoused the enneagramic model of society. The second elucidates further and develops comprehensively the properties of the sociocosmoses based on knowledge of the first. And the third deals with practice. Views from the Real World 19 investigates exhaustively the enneagram of the sociocosmic stopinders, the phenomenon of laujinggong from an entirely different approach and explores the nature of the epoch of the increasing aggressiveness of the business-stopinder beings. This work examines the nature of ethics, develops a trialectical ethimoralian notion of ethics, and seals the gap between the fiercely opposing forces of the good and the bad. It further examines cancer sociodynamics, the technocosmic octave and the inevitable of sociocosmic rascooarno (sociocosmic death). The work expouses a lateral sociocosmic independence rich in ideas different from contemporary ones. Readers who are new to the views and thoughts of the author are advised to gradually familiarize themselves with his unique philology. April 13, 1997 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 The Sociocosmic Stopinders - The Historical Sociocosmic Stopinders - The Enneagram of the Sociocosmic Stopinders - The General Theory of Sociocosmic Stopindering CHAPTER 2 The Biocosmic Octave, the Cosmic Octave and Other Inner Octaves - The Lateral Sociocosmic Octave - The Psychic Centers of the Sociocosmos - The Technocosmic Octave CHAPTER 3 The Four-Bodied Sociocosmic Being - The Four Bodies of the Great Biocosmic Being - The Physical Body of the Sociocosmic Stopinder Being CHAPTER 4 The MI-FA Shocks of the Cosmic Octave Reverberating in the Biocosmic and the Sociocosmic Octaves - Laujinggong - The MI-FA Laujinggong Bridging the SO-Body with the Lower Sociocosmic Stopinders within the LA-Body CHAPTER 5 The Reciprocal Feeding Amongst the Cosmic Stopinders Namely, the Earth (Also the Planets), the Sun and the Moon - The Reciprocal Feeding within the Great Sociocosmos - The Manifestation of the Laws of Reciprocal Destruction of Beings in the Sociocosmic Stopinders CHAPTER 6 The DO-Body of Our Sociocosmos - The FA-Body of Our Sociocosmos - The Epoch of the Increasing Aggressiveness of the FA-Organizations in the Great Sociocosmos - The SO-Body of Our Sociocosmos - The LA-Body of Our Sociocosmos - The TI-Body of Our Sociocosmos CHAPTER 7 The Emanations and Atmospheres of the Coated Sociocosmic Stopinders - The Ethimoralian Canon - A Wee Bit More About Being-Democracy CHAPTER 8 The Circulatory or Transport System - The Cancer Sociodynamics - The Sociocosmic Perturbations - Striving for Sociocosmic "I-AM" - The Sociocosmic Work CHAPTER 9 The Sociocosmic Rascooarno - Views from the Real World VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 20 (pp.142) The Sociocosmic Unbecomings, the Sociocosmic Stopinder Therapeutic Methods and the Final Exit of the Great Wise Grandson of Beelzebub From the Author Views from the Real World 20 is the third and last treatise of a trilogy consisting of three volumes entitled Views from the Real World 18, Views from the Real World 19 and Views from the Real World 20. The treatise is a revelation of the sociocosmic therapeutic approaches available in accordance to law for the creation, maintenance, repair and modification or change for the body of our Evergreat Sociocosmic Being. It is a general philosophical guide to sociocosmic inner work on the sociocosmic being. As stated in my earlier writing, the first of the trilogy laid down the fundamental laws and expoused the enneagramic model of society. The second elucidates further and develops comprehensively the properties of the sociocosmoses based on knowledge of the first. And the third deals with practice. Views from the Real World 20 further explains the sociocosmic phenomenon in a more exhaustive sense, this time with a strong wish for inner work on the sociocosmic stopinders in all their various manifestations. It seeks to find a solution to the "cancer" phenomenon of these stopinder unbecomings. It wishes to cure anomalies in laujinggong, in stopinder cancer behaviors and many more pathologies. The inner work on the self, the group inner work and the organizational inner work are integratively the sociocosmic inner work for the Body of our Great Sociocosmic Being. The Great Wise Grandson finally decided three-centeredly to celebrate his ultimate exit from a real world of beings. August 22, 1997 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 The Sociocosmic Stopinders' Hidden and Real Missions - The Periodicity of Sociocosmic Properties, Characteristics and Behaviors - Growth, Wealth and Prosperity along the Fundamental and the Lateral Sociocosmic Octaves - The Sociocosmic Stopinder Structure CHAPTER 2 The Periodicity of Being-Psyche Hydrogens or the Periodic Table of Psyche Hydrogen - The Properties of Being-Psyche Hydrogens in Man - Objective History CHAPTER 3 The Sociocosmic Therapy - The Therapy and Cure due to the Emanations from such Being-Psyche Hydrogens Concentrating in the Lateral Sociocosmic Octave - Curing the Cancer Biodynamics, the Cancer Sociodynamics and the Cancer Sociotechnodynamics - Curing the Financial Functional Diseases due Chiefly to the Mysterious Unevenflow of the Quantity of Money CHAPTER 4 Functional Sociocosmic Diseases - The Therapy for the Anomaly in the Laujinggong Sociocosmic Shock Absorber - The Therapy that Comes from Nature CHAPTER 5 The Sociocosmic Stopinder Power and Power Balance - The Legalanaic Therapeutic Methods - Consciousness, IQ, EQ, MQ, SQ and INQ - About Curing the Being-Values for All Sociocosmic Stopinders CHAPTER 6 Stopinder Demands - The Product and Service Octaves - The Process of the TI-Sociocosmic Stopinder Trading or International Trade - Megaoctave Trends - The Harmony Cure CHAPTER 7 The Armed force Beings as a Substopinder Godhead for the Realization of the Laws of Reciprocal Destruction of Sociocosmic Stopinders - The Politics Octave - The Technocosmic Octave: The Marine, Land and Avian Stopinder Beings - Miscellaneous Sayings CHAPTER 8 A Wee Bit More About the Uneven Tensioning of the forces Amongst the Fundamental and the Lateral Sociocosmic Stopinders - Askokin and Kundakin - The Application - Niche Marketing and Consultation - The Exit VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 4 (pp.128) A Critique of Material Reflection On the Modern Innovations to Old Materialism and the Emergence of Trioctave Materialism Some Remarkable Individuals From the Author In this book Views from the Real World 4, I feel duty bound to critically investigate and represent from a philosophical perspective, but not entirely commentary, the treatise A Philosophy of Material Reflection which I have written some time ago. The purpose of the section, A Critique of Material Reflection is meant to supplement this treatise. Reflection exists for the inanimate matter as well as the animate (organic) matter. But for the organic matter, reflection changes in accordance to levels of complexity - through cell reflection, tissue reflection, organ reflection, system reflection and the reflection in the total organism. The concept of reflection must not be taken as equivalent to the process of stimulation and response. The critique is focussed on reflection as the center of attention. Some vital aspects of the works of Piotr Demianovich Ouspensky, Henry David Thoreau, Kennett Walker, J.G Bennett, Dr. Shamsher Singh and Louis Pauwels have been critically quoted and examined because of their important message to humanity during this critical period of crisis in human affairs. Higher mathematics that deals with dimensions, motions, time, space and the psychological method is treated impartially in this work. Classical or old materialism, according to Dr. Tan Man Ho, has been innovated during this century with the introduction of dialectical materialism, trialectical materialism, the psychological methods and the trioctave materialism. September 5, 1998 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 A Critique of Material Reflection The Sense Organs and External Phenomenon - The Concept of Reflection - The Nervoreflectant and the Termino - The Essentials of the Cell Struggle Theory or An Additional Theory to the Genetic Theory Regarding Sociodynamics of Cell Transformation - The Origin of Termino - The Discrete Termino and the External Phenomenon - The Reflected as the Final Product - The Concept of Consciousness - The Nature of the Reflected - The Content of the Reflected and its Materialized Form: The Language - The Laws Governing the Development of the Content (including both materialized and unmaterialized elements of their forms) - The Purposes of the Critique - On the Generalized Theory of Material Reflection - Retrospect, Comparisons and Commentaries CHAPTER 2 The World of Piotr Demianovich Ouspensky CHAPTER 3 On the Modern Innovations to Old Materialism and the Emergence of Trioctave Materialism CHAPTER 4 The Higher Mathematical Logic that is Used to Interpret Dimensions and Other Qualitative Separation of Material Objects in the Real World - Some Quotations from Kenneth Walker Relevant to the New aterialism CHAPTER 5 Henry David Thoreau - Quotations from Dr. Shamsher Singh (Dr. S. S.) - The Tension of Ideological Struggle of Classes - A Human Animal and the Animal Society CHAPTER 6 J.G Bennett's Subud : The Search for a Fragment in South-East Asia CHAPTER 7 Louis Pauwels - Philosophy and Thoughts About Living Our Life with Others VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 5 (pp.166) The Canon of Discovery, the Search for Spiritual Certainty and a Glimpse of the Real world From the Author There is a habit amongst all writers to start with a foreword for their "master" piece, and to start it with a beautiful high sounding tone for the pleasure of the credulous readers. I reflect for a moment to develop my itch for such a similar foreword "From the Author" with similar but unique tone apparently not-in-line ith the behavior of seemingly normal writers, and in order to match with the n-coming new dimensions about everything existing as my madcap brain ventures into new frontiers. During this wondering venture with ideas, I realized, as if out of a sudden and unsuspectingly, that I was striving to stabilize my "minds" around such entities of human indispensabilities, namely, the body of knowledge regarding man, nature, society and the universe. And in this quest, I believe, I would be able to arrive at a unifying world views about everything in the world without being a specialist who could not related his left tooth from his right toe. To this urge for unifying conception, I venture for the canon of new "discovery", to try to be different from others and behave like my great "grandfather". Although this magnimous task would create spiritual uncertainty in me, nevertheless, the quest for certainty would still be partly sought for. And ideas would have to be developed and stationed as mind stopinders or bases for new ideas to emerge. The outcome would be a fairly stable glimpse of a real world as it is - the views would be just called ‘the real world views’. It is not my pleasure to make my readers happy by introducing a ‘happy’ based cosmetic coating for the reality of a short life span mandatory for every three-brained being. These are cheaply and abundantly available in most books. I would rather prefer to tap on your other subconscious fragments for awakening you to realities, hitherto, unknown even to you. May 29, 1998 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 1 On the Psychicity of Psyche Hydrogen Grade H - Studying Matters, Materialities and Vibrations - The Psymaterialist’s Mysticism - The Question of the Existence of Psychic Centers - Dimensionalities and the Laws of Octave CHAPTER 2 A Journey through my Psychic Bodies - A Philosophy of Material Reflection - Phenoumenon - The Discovery of the Bodies - The Inner Psychometamorphosis and Psychic Revolution - The Essencely Stable Inside Us 50 - The Essencely Stable Inside Us CHAPTER 3 The Higher Forces - Psychoastronomy or The New Dimensions in Classical Astronomy - The Great Cosmos - Being-Earth - The Peculiar Role of the Last Cosmic Stopinder of Our Ray of Creation: the Moon - The Material Beings and the Organic Beings - The World of Bio-Logical Beings - The So-Called Missing Link between Ape and Man - Being-Gene CHAPTER 4 Foods - Chemism - Higher Logic - The Mathematical Process - The Language is an Octave Process - The Laws Obey the Triad and the Octave Laws - Finding the Ways of the Real World CHAPTER 6 The Educational Canon - The Political Canon - The Religious Canon - The Socialistic Canon and What’s Next in the Path of the Sociocosmic History CHAPTER 7 The Scientist’s Dilemma - Talking About Yoga - Technological Advances, in the Opinion of the Wise Grandson of Beelzebub, Increases Human Mechanicalness - Talking about Ways to Help the Proletariat whose Energies have Created the Wonders of the World VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 6 (pp.151) In the Light of the Great Philosophical System of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky: The Journey Beyond From the Author During the period of great inspiration, things that are thought could venture beyond the traditional bondage of the various specimens of modern ontemporary thinking. The Gurdjieffian-Ouspenskian Canon of Thought and ethodology could journey beyond its own stream. This work is the beginning experience of the Gurdjieffian-Ouspenskian System as one ventures further with the ideas. The G and O destiny after it has gone through the fine matters of my much aroused psyche and psycho-metamorphosis, is intentionally expressed here in this work as part of a series of non-accidental thought outcomes. Such is the essential notion which my dear reader must possess before he begins to seriously understand this work. The journey prepares all sentient beings for a new discovery of something not readily accessible within our own inner daring projection regarding ourselves and our environment and not just those logico-mental constructs of inner associations with a simple understanding about everything heard or perceived. The author clears his inner dimension those clouds of ordinary mentation and knowing regarding everything existing from the dear grandfather, grandmother and friends. The process of oskiano or education processing of knowledge and various by-products of knowledge by the oskiano factories widespreadly built for the delivery of this being-psyche hydrogen for immediate consumption and for osterity consumption purposes has being comically scrutinized. June 11, 1997 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 On Matter, Motion, Time and Dimensions - A Glimpse of Psyche Hydrogens - Common Cosmic Ansanbaluiazar: Everything Issuing from - Everything and Again Entering Entering into Everything - Being-God, Vibration and Being-Light - Feeding and Being-Foods - Conscious Shocks with Being-Food known as Impression - The Laws of Octaves CHAPTER 2 Being-Oskiano or Education - Learning to Observe Man and the Sociocosmos Using Higher Awareness - On Art, Consciousness and Language - Life Elements - Ethics, Values and Beliefs - The Prayer - The Hasnamussianing Episode CHAPTER 3 The Magnetic Center and Love Mysticism - Types of Man - Things to Ponder - Leadership - The Esoteric School - The Nature of Inner work - The Third Line of Conscious Work - Essence CHAPTER 4 The Great Sociocosmic Perturbation: Revolution - Being-Bourgeoisie and Being-Proletariat - The Process of Diautomarketo Feeding Exchanges - The Process Known as Oppression - A Critique of Business Wars and Peace CHAPTER 5 The Gravity-Center State and its Politics Emanations - Being-Ecomoney - The Forces of Sociocosmic Production CHAPTER 6 Qualitative Material Beings - The Facts of the Psychic Centers - The Determination of Real World 'I's - The Laws of Invisibility CHAPTER 7 Epistemology - Views from the Real World - On Being-Psyche Mathematics - The Modern Materialists' Philosophy - Weltanshauung and the Special Sciences - Logic VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 7 (pp. 155) The Tritocosmic Venture, the Fundamental Sociocosmic Processes and the Lateral Sociocosmic Venture From the Author In this work The Tritocosmic Venture, the Fundamental Sociocosmic Processes and the Lateral Sociocosmic Venture, man is regarded as a 'tritocosmos, a term from Gurdjieff and Ouspensky. He is a 3-noted cosmos specially 'deposited' at a point along the Great Cosmic Octave because of a retardation of cosmic forces a the FA-MI interval. He is a tritocosmic being in this grand cosmic scheme as this scheme needed a developed 3-centered being for the operation of triad law at his interval. Other biocosmic beings are also constructed to focus on this head-thorax-abdomen' design and they are the least perfected tritocosmoses mongst all the biocosmic beings. Only man is unique amongst them with the most perfect inner and outer trito-center of thinking, feeling and moving. The tritocosmos refers to us for we constitute it. So the story of man is re-narrated to us, like all other famous narrators, but this time within the categories of the trinity and the octave laws. There is a departure from the normal description of man, society and the minds, this time with a venture that expouses real components for this reality. So there stands a man, a tritocosmic creature, roaming about on mother Earth as a 3-octave functioner for our Great Universe. From his body occurred some major sociocosmic processes that create his fundamental sociocosmic stopinders and have now already established and stopindered for him as he continues to integrate with all humans. These rocesses include hierarchical process, economic process, political process, ociocultural process, revolutionary process, reciprocal destruction process and thers. Then in his mind occurred a second order sociocosmic process consisting of psychic based 'topics' and 'subjects' which are deposited through learning in his spiritual world and from which he automatically emanates to his planetary neighbors and this is called the lateral sociocosmic octave - and he as natural lateral sociocosmic vibrators. And all 'subjects' are not standing alone isolated but are rather always held captive to in the tritocosmic centers. It is this paradigm that the author intends to deliberate with the readers. March 1, 1999 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 THE TRITOCOSMIC VENTURE The Position of the Tritocosmos in Relation to other Cosmoses - The Tritocosmic 'I's - The Emotions, Thoughts and Centers' Behaviors - The Conscious Component - The Mind Component - The Fillings - The Process of Inner Work - The Eternal Wastes - The Place of the Horses - The Acquisition of the Fourth Body - The Spoilt Machine - The Three-Storied Factory - The Conscious Labor and Intentional Suffering - The Intentional Contact - The Psychological Types Along the Tritocosmic Octave - The ABC Influences - The Death - The Instruments of Tritocosmic Knowing - The Objectivity - The Illusion of Freedom - The Doing - The Essence - The Tritocosmos Itself CHAPTER 2 SOME TRITOCOSMIC ACTIVITIES The Human Activities - The Principle of Utility - The Teaching Activities - The Books - The Crafts and the Arts - The Prayer CHAPTER 3 THE SOCIOCOSMIC VENTURE The Prelude to the Sociocosmic Places - The Story of the Four-Bodied Sociocosmoses - The Specter of Being-'-ism' - The Forces and Their Relations - The Sociocosmic Stopinders - The Nation - The State - The rganizations - The Stopinder School - The Family - The Group - The Sociocosmic Stopinder Hierarchy: Classes - Sayings About Sociocosmic Living CHAPTER 4 FUNDAMENTALS OF THE SOCIOCOSMIC PROCESSES The Prelude - The Natural Tritocosmic Socialization Process - The Natural Cosmic Socializing Process - The Hierarchical Process - The Economic Process - The Political Process - The Socioculural Process - The anguage - The Oskianic Process - The Havatvernonian Process - The Technocosmic Process - The Sociocosmic Work Process - The Negative Interfacing and Various - Sociocosmic Unbecomings - The Exploiting Process - The Reciprocal Destruction Process - The Revolutionary Process - The Neutralizing Regulatory Forces THE LATERAL SOCIOCOSMIC VENTURE The Prelude - The Cause of the Genesis of the Subjects that Constitute the Lateral Sociocosmic Octave - The Music Venture - The Subject-Stopinders CHAPTER 5 THE OTHER OCTAVES The Nature Venture - The Microcosmoses - The Technocosmoses - The Cosmoses CHAPTER 6 Aphorisms VIEWS FROM THE REAL WORLD 8 (pp.173) To Know, To Understand, To Be The 'I's and 'It's of Man Commentaries, Thoughts and Aphorisms on the Social Life of Man From the Author This work can be rightly called the continuation of the Gurdjieff work in my own way and from my own experience of life as a conscious reflecting being. It is also a form of his continuation by other means. The work is therefore coated with the Gurdjieffian paint from the beginning to the end. No thoughts can proceed without negation of other thoughts, not to speak of such work as fourth way. The aphoristic, semi-aphoristic, reflective, philosophical musing and critical commentaries on the 'I's and 'it's of man and his social life is comprehensively espoused here. The serious thinker is expected to know the materials of knowledge, to understand them and to work towards his own being. This work concentrates essentially on the study of man, his 'I's and 'it's, sound and music body, his seeing and responses and the invisible strings that delude him. It investigates man social life, his quest to be master of himself as well as his three-brained neighbors and the trouble he has caused to society. It also comments on some of the sociocosmic stopinders notably the oskiano stopinder (educational institution) and distinguishes it from the esoteric school, the couple-stopinder (man-woman entity) and the state organization. It briefly explores the soft communications or linkages amongst these sociocosmic entities. The separation between the tritocosmic (man) and the sociocosmic (organization) horse-drawn hackney carriages is recognized to be different. The author is satirical and blunt in certain occasions over his commentaries about everything existing, and welcomes all constructive criticisms. March 22, 1998 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 To Know, to Understand, to Be - Crystallizing and Decrystallizing Behaviors - Sounds and Music in the Body of Man and Beyond - A Life of Unnatural Hardwork - The Life of Man No. 1, 2 & 3 - Man No. 4 & bove - Man's Seeing - The Centers' Responses in Man - The Essence and Personality Responses to Life Circumstances - Talking About Conscious Responses - No Esoteric Man, No Esoteric Knowledge, No Esoteric School - Real Human, Real Being CHAPTER 2 They Want to Be Masters - Feeding and Manifesting in Life - Knowing the Circumstances and Acquiring Knowledge - Inner Disharmony and Transmitting Disasters - The Revolutionary Spirit - Adapting to Life ircumstances and the Dire Consequence of Trampling the Already Abnormally Life Styles - Society Work Transforms into Inner work - Happiness and Unhappiness - The Nature and Flow of Inner Life - The Natural Inner Work - The 3-in-1 & 5-in-1 Invisible Attachment Strings - Being-States Affect Man's Behaviors CHAPTER 3 How Circumstances Move Man About Like a Spring-Powered Toy - The Psychology of Human Mechanics - The Gurdjieffian Tritocosmic Horse-Drawn Hackney Carriage - The 'I's of Man - The 'It's of Man - The Dao of Love - Struggling with the Outer World - Instinct and Sex as Strong Natural Demands from Nature - Language as an Invisible Handfor Changing the Outside World - Movements, Sacred Dances and Postures CHAPTER 4 The Moment You Start Doing One Thing, the Psychic Winds Would Blow Your 'I's Away - Talking About Metapsychomorphosis and Some Esoteric Secrets - The Changes in the Nature of Blood as it Enters and Leaves the Various Inner Tritocosmic (Human Body) Stopinders - The Inner World Elements - The cientists and their Natural Sciences - The Materiality of Truth and Knowledge CHAPTER 5 Leading a Life of Poverty - Living Like a Soldier - Talking About the Dreadful Social Life - The Oskiano, the Oskianer and the School - Moving About Only to Generate Groups, Families and Organizations - The ouple-Stopinder - Stopinder Linkages or Sociocosmic Interfacing - Neighborhoodization - Rulers Seek Power to Be - The Legalanaic Triad: The Plaintiff, the Defendant and the Judge - The Sociocosmic Horse-Drawn Hackney Carriage CHAPTER 6 The Visible and the Invisible - Esotericity and the Real Esoteric School - The Nature of Group, School Work and Missionary Work - Frictions in Group Work are Necessary for Progress - The Forces of Solioonensius - Class Struggles - Electocracy Thought to Be Democracy - The Vibrating Particles Producing the Totality of the Phenomenon Called 'Religion & Ideology' - Integrating the Moving Center with All the Other Centers - With the Moving Center as the Gravity Center: Gongfu CHAPTER 7 The State Organization - The Nation Concept and its Externalization - Talking About Psychoeconomics and Using this - Knowledge as the Center of Gravity Talk in Running the Nation-Stopinder - Salawagistic iseacrings in Purchasing Labor - Coating 'I's with Sociocosmic Elements that are Undoubtedly Human-Made - Objective His-Story CHAPTER 8 Commentaries on Social Life - A Dreamlike Life - The Negative Consequences of Organ Kundabuffer - The Householder - The Money Question - The Intelligent Political Agency - Playing, Working and Other Habits - The Children - Miscellaneous TOP*