New York: 1990. Contains "The Voice of the Master" by Karlfried Graf Dürckheim - Listening, responding, and letting go; "Testimony at Seventy" by Marvin Barret - Two moments of real change; "Inner Slavery": an early talk of G. I. Gurdjieff - Mrs. Vanity and Mr. Self-Love; "Unknown Childhood" by P.... More
New York: 2005. Contains "Spirit, Body, and In-between" by William Chittick - Ambiguity and the intermediate realm; "Bees of the Invisible World" by Martha Heyneman - Rilke's soul at work; "Intentional Blending" by G. I. Gurdjieff - The birth of one's own initiative (illustrated with two paintings by Paul Reynard);... More
South Acworth: Stillgate Publishers, 1981. First edition. An extraordinary volume of letters and drawings; Remarkable book design inludes two tri-fold sheets of soft Japanese paper with drawings and calligraphy; Most of the material is from letters and gifts received by William Segal; Limited edition of 2500 copies; 184 pages. More
South Acworth NH: Stillgate Publishers, 1981. First edition. An extraordinary volume of letters and drawings; Remarkable book design inludes two tri-fold sheets of soft Japanese paper with drawings and calligraphy; Most of the material is from letters and gifts received by William Segal; Limited edition of 2500 copies; 184 pages. More
South Acworth: Stillgate Publishers, 1981. First edition. An extraordinary volume of letters and drawings; Remarkable book design inludes two tri-fold sheets of soft Japanese paper with drawings and calligraphy; Most of the material is from letters and gifts received by William Segal; Limited edition of 2500 copies; 184 pages. More
New York: Parabola, 1982. First printing. Contents include: "Why Sleepest Thou, O Lord?" by Henri Tracol - States of being and stages of awakening, "Mythologies of Sleep and Forgetting" by Mircea Eliade - The mortal "sleep" of the fallen soul, "Life's a Dream" - An excerpt from Kathleen Raine's translation... More