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Ouspensky writes in In Search of the Miraculous about how Gurdjieff defines sin.
"... with food, with pleasure, with sleep ... there is a limit to what is necessary. After this 'sin' begins."
"Sins exist only for people [not the masses of man-machines] who are on the way or approaching the way ... Sin is what puts a man to sleep when he has already decided to awaken."
WORKING WITH THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS – AD 2011
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