Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson

And this was connected with an idea, an aim that Gurdjieff called becoming a master, a master among slaves.

So I'm gonna quote him here in his own words, and this is a quotation from the very end of his 1,000-page unreadable, completely inscrutable book, Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson, which most people have not read.

I've read it about six times.

And Gurdjieff writes there at the very end, "The general life of mankind has been divided into two streams since the time of what is called the Tikliamashian civilization, which immediately preceded the Babylonian civilization.

Gurdjieff was one of them.

In his book All and Everything, he said that humans, when they pray, they produce a, a substance that is food for the angels and, and the gods and goddesses.

And, and, uh-

What do they call it? Mana?