The Laws (Fourth Way)

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In the school of thought created by G.I. Gurdjieff The Laws are governing principles of the universe. They are mostly numerological and include:

• The Law of Two
• The Law of Three or Three in One
• The Law of Four
• The Law of Five
• The Law of Six
• The Law of Seven
• The Law of Nine
• The Law of Twelve
• The Law of Twenty-Four
• The Law of Forty-Eight
• The Law of Ninety-Six

Gurdjieff and his followers have written that one of the major aims of the Fourth Way system is to escape from the influence of the Law of Accident.

[edit] See also

• Classical element
• Dialectical monism
• Universal dialectic
• Ray of Creation

[edit] External links

• On the Fourth Way
• Qualitive nember theory
• Gurdjieff Cosmology
• Gurdjieff Legominism Forum