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CDT142 Breath of the Essential Self
An excellent invocational dinner talk in which Mr. Gold elicits from a group, with the help of two other groups by easaphone connection, the understanding and background for a precise formulation of a work idea. This invocation covers the awakening of
the heart, machine voice versus essential voice, nonphenomenal anatomy, correspondences between higher and lower dimensions and other fresh data related to group work towards awakening the machine.
(4 CDs, 4 hours) $ 42.97
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CDT191 E.J. Gold on Marketing
A demonstration given to a group by E.J. Gold in 1985 on how to communicate
with someone on the telephone and make a difference in their life--a work
way of marketing music tapes.
(4 CDs, 4 hours) $ 42.97
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CDT219 Gateways Easter Commentaries
This set presents a running commentary on three music tapes by the composer,
E.J. Gold, along with performer/choreographer Menlo Macfarlane, musicologist
Nancy Christie and other staff and visitors to the work community. Full
unedited recordings made during Easter 1985 celebration at the Institute.
Highly recommended as background for anyone giving presentations or
marketing Gateways music.
(3 CDs, 3 hours) $ 32.97
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CDT194 Replacing Myself
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(2 CDs, 2 hours) $ 22.97
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CDT256 Spiritual Marketing
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(1 CDs, 1 hours) $ 12.97
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CDT170 The Rembrandt Tape
Required listening for all newcomers, this tape is an eye-opener on the subject of apprenticeship and its use in the studios of such masters as Rembrandt. E. J. Gold discusses how apprentices can earn a place for themselves in the studio of a master
craftsman. This tape discusses apprenticeship, practical work, and the difference between coming to the Work to learn and coming to the Work to work. A fundamental talk that lays the ground rules for working with a teacher of any kind. Highly
recommended.
(1 CDs, 1 hours) $ 12.97
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CDT204 The Unseen Part of Art
1986. With art, all the public usually sees is the finished product; not the
process of how it was made and how it got into a gallery, home or museum.
E.J. Gold discusses the materials and techniques that go into production of
art in different media, including techniques used in ancient times; the
reproduction of important works and why it is necessary; art pricing,
dealing, collecting, and all the business details needed by a professional
artist or art dealer. He talks about what constitutes a masterpiece, and the
different ways art is evaluated by the artist, the public, dealers, and the
critics. He also mentions the idea of objective art as "traps" placed in
specific selected locations. This is a practical talk.
(2 CDs, 1.5 hours) $ 22.97
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CDT108 Work as Business
This dinner talk was given at the Pan-Angelic Conference, the third annual
IDHHB Fourth Way Convention in September, 1982. Work ideas are presented
within a practical and common-sense context. Slavery to the "tube," the Work
as work, how to approach the Work and making one's survival dependent upon
one's own work are explored.
(2 CDs, 2 hours) $ 22.97
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CDT133 Working With Jewelry
The construction and work of jewelry modeled after designs that originated
in ancient cultures is explored. In this talk, the Work use and practical
work application of jewelry construction and marketing is discussed.
(2 CDs, 1.5 hours) $ 22.97
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