Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 1998. Studies from The Dramatic Universe, No. 3; New Foreword by Anthony Blake; 96 pages. One of the most important and revolutionary ideas in Bennett’s great work The Dramatic Universe is that man lives in many worlds, worlds divided not by distance but by existing under..... More
Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 1999. 58 pages. More
2016. Bennet's first book, this is the first paperback edition; 196 pages. Eternity is called the fifth dimension, which, without taking it seriously, results in the failure of all endeavors to "make sense of the world" in terms of time alone, Bennett claims. He discusses the concept of man as..... More
London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1961. First edition. 356 pages. More
London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1966. First printing. 315 pages. More
Sherborne: Hodder & Stoughton Coombe SPrings), 1966. The imprint in the book shows Hooder & Stoughton, First Edition, 1966, but it is in the paperback with a dust jacket format used commonly by Coombe Springs. Also, the jacket clearly dioes not fit the book. So we assume that this is..... More
Coombe Springs, 1976. Second edition. Ownership stamp of Seymour Ginsburg; 534 pages. More
London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1956. First edition. Ownership signature of C. Daly King with some marginal notes in the Introduction assumed to be Daly King's; 534 pages. More
London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1956. First edition. 534 pages. More
Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 1981. 534 pages. More
London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1956. First edition. 534 pages. More
Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 1992. First edition. 116 pages. More
Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 2009. Studies from the Dramatic Universe, No. 2; Compiled and edited, with a new Foreword, by Anthony Blake; 85 pages. Embracing physics and theology, this volume explores the nature of existence and how higher, unconditioned or spiritual influences can reach us through the veil of limitation..... More
J.G. Bennett Foundation, 2017. First printing. 210 pages. Based on a correspondence course I n six installments, this book represents an experiment in the technique of Structural Communication. Bennett explores key notions from his major work "The Dramatic Universe" presented in easily accessible terms. The text takes the form of..... More
New York: Weiser, 1990. 90 pages. More
New York: Weiser, 1984. 90 pages. More
New York: Weiser, 1974. 100 pages. More
New York: Harper & Row, 1973. First U.S. edition. 320 pages. Presents Gurdjieff's early life and the sources of the higher knowledge he acquired. Bennett raises the question: "Why is man here?" and expands it to "What is required of man?" More
New York: Harper & Row, 1973. First U.S. edition. 320 pages. Presents Gurdjieff's early life and the sources of the higher knowledge he acquired. Bennett raises the question: "Why is man here?" and expands it to "What is required of man?" More
New York: Harper & Row, 1973. First U.S. edition. 320 pages. Presents Gurdjieff's early life and the sources of the higher knowledge he acquired. Bennett raises the question: "Why is man here?" and expands it to "What is required of man?" More
Bennett Books. 117 pages. More
Gloucestershire: Beshara, 1975. 100 pages. More
Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 2000. 243 pages. A long-awaited reprint of Bennett’s near-east diaries; his search for spiritual traditions and teachers connected with the sources of Gurdjieff’s teachings. Contains personal and painful insights into the meaning of spiritual practice. Able to speak several eastern languages, Bennett had no difficulties meeting..... More
J.G. Bennett Foundation, 2018. 189 pages. More
Privately Printed, Circa 1954. First edition. 114 typescript pages bound into cloth with patterned paper covered boards; Six Q&A sessions from Denison House dated 8 June to 12 July, 1954. More