Toronto: Dolmen Meadow, 2017. First edition. Complete transcripts of sixty-eight meetings for the year 1943 from the archives of the Gurdjieff Institute in Paris. Translated over many years by teams from the major Gurdjieff Foundation centers. xviii, 357 pages. More
Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 2006. Compiled and Edited by Anthony Blake; 200 pages. More
2017. Conference Program 2017: Gurdjieff Study House Aphorisms Art Project - Dragan Micic, Debbie Elliott; A Field of Hope, Turning the Teskooano Towards Ourselves - Peter Apps; The Four Lower Centers and Consequences of Waking Up - Terje Tonne; Gurdjieff Heritage Society - Greg Loy; Eternal Transport - Tyrone Douglas;... More
Arete, 2014. Edited by Barbara Allen Patterson; 647 pages. More
Eureka Editions, 2010. Drawing on the teachings of most Gurdjieff, Ouspensky, Nicoll, and especially, Beryl Pogson, this book presents and elaborates on a basic Work task, doing the next thing. That is, the very next thing which needs attention, regardless of whether it appears to be pleasant or disagreeable. This... More
New Delhi: Manohar, 2003. First printing. Ownership signature of Prof. Alf Hiltebeitel, Prof of Religion at George Washington University and author/translator of many books on Hindu Sanskrit epics; 238 pages. More
Toronto: Traditional Studies Press, 1973. Second Impression. Multi-page errata slip laid in; 680 pages. More
New York: Dutton, 1962. The later printing in pale blue paper covered boards; 1,238 pages. More
Sandpoint Press, 2008. Anthology of essays related to the Gurdjieff work which have appeared in Parabola Magazine issues over the years. Articles and interviews by Jeanne de Salzmann, Henri Tracol, William Segal, Margaret Flinsch, Paul Reynard, Lord Pentland, Michel de Salzmann, Christopher Freemantle, Pauline de Dampierre, P.L. Travers, Jacob Needleman... More
Madras: Samata Books, 1991. Second edition. In these essays, Sri Anirvan covers a wide area and touches upon most of the salient points of Hindu spirituality, directly and indirectly. He roams through the vast territory of Hindu Philosophical thought with ease and familiarity. He combines scholarship and Sadhana supported by... More
NY: Continuum, 1997. First edition. Exchanges Within consists of selections gathered from nearly 30 years of meetings with John Pentland, one of the principal students of G.I. Gurdjieff. The book concentrates on one main question: How do we find within ourselves what we have lost -- our reality, wholeness, and... More
Utrecht: Eureka Editions, 2001. First edition. Meeting notes organized under the titles 'Mind how to Respond', 'Journey to the Center', 'The Baker's Daughter' (referring to the correspondence between the events in fairy tales and work efforts), The Centre of Attention', 'Food for Regeneration', 'Life is How You Take It' and... More
Utrecht: Eureka, 2005. First edition. Compiled by Bob Hunter; Limited printing of 40 copies, hand numbered; A greatly expanded version of Work Talks in Brighton; 368 pages. More
London: Neville Spearman, 1975. First edition. Leaning on the work of Gurdjieff and Rudolf Steiner, Reyner presents teh idea of teh unmanifest world and uses it to review various occult and new age phenomena. 200 pages. More
Rajneeshpuram: Rajneesh Foundation, 1977. First edition. 137 pages. More
University Books, 1966. Frontis portrait of Orage; Introduction by G.K. Chesterton; 140 pages. More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1964. Fourth impression. Pages 251. More
New Hyde Park: University Books, 1963. First printing. 176 pages. More
New York: Garland, 1985. First edition. Introductory essay by Michel de Salzmann; 1,743 entries, 363 pages. More
London: George Allen & Unwin, 1980. First edition. 117 pages. More
Denville: Indications Press, 1995. First edition. Edited by Lillian Firestone Boal; 171 pages. More
York Beach: Weiser, 1976. 121 pages. More
New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998. Seymour-Smith is extraordinarily erudite, exhibiting an encyclopedic grasp of virtually every area of knowledge. From the I Ching, The Iliad and The Upanishads to Gurdjieff, Wittgenstein and B.F. Skinner, he has selected 100 books and/or authors that have significantly influenced the human paradigm (he... More
Dover, 1976. 63 pages. More
New York: Random House, 1966. First printing. Includes the transcript of a conversation on Meetings with Remarkable Men between Lord Pentland, Roy Finch and Lawrence Morris which was subsequently reprinted by the Gurdjieff International Review. 339 pages. More