Montreal: Anathema, 2018. First edition. Tradition is about Folk Magick and community customs – it thrives as a Faith, both lived and applied in Craft, and realised in Arte. Crafting the Arte of Tradition bares its soul while explaining its engagement of the ‘Other’ found in Wind-walkers, Wights, Covenants and..... More
Montreal: Anathema, 2018. First edition. (h)Auroræ is a mystifying, albeit utterly profound journey. Part ontological synthesis, philosophical rambling, magickal diary, visual grimoire, inspired mystical poem, revelatory/individuation process, and part alchemical vessel of expression, the book exists under the umbrella of what the author refers to as Gnostic Luciferianism. First and..... More
Los Altos: 2020. Gurdjieff taught that in nature everything is alive and connected within the vast network of consciousness and lawful exchange. Since Gurdjieff's death seventy years ago, earth's ecosystems have been, and continue to be, increasingly disrupted and transformed through the actions of our species. How do we understand..... More
London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1981. First edition. 410 pages. More
New York: Tarcher / Penguin, 2004. Includes sections on the history of Hermeticism, Kabbalah, Christian Mysticism, Sufism, the Nights Templar, Masonry, Rusicrucians, Swedenbourg, Theosophy, Rudolf Steiner, Schwaller de Lubicz, Gurdjieff and Rene Guenon; 324 pages. More
Tiruvannamalai: Sri Ramanasramam, 1969. First edition thus. First English language edition of 'Who Am I?', 'Self-Enquiry' and 'Spiritual Instruction'; 68 pages. More
New York: Frederick A. Stokes, 1909. First printing. Translated by Richard Le Gallienne; With Critique by Edward Ziegler; Seven full-page color illustrations by George Alfred Wiliams; 358 pages. More
Tiruvannamalai: Sri Ramanasramam, 1988. Third edition. First English language edition of 'Who Am I?', 'Self-Enquiry' and 'Spiritual Instruction'; 68 pages. More
Austin: 2019. The third book in this four-book series offers insights into how to fathom the gist of Gurdjieff's masterpiece. The intention is that it will serve the serious reader to delve deeper into Gurdjieff's remarkable book. In the previous books in this series teh author described and explained how..... More
London: Sheed & Ward, 1949. Second Impression. Three volumes; xlvii; 367 & xxviii, 420 & xxiii, 408 pages. More
Epigraph, 2019. Barbara Wright's memoir illuminates the possibility of positive change, through study, for all of us. A series of experiments in self-study, Learning to Love brings Barbara Wright George’s lifetime of rich experience to the question: Can I love every aspect of my life, even the most difficult? She..... More
2016. This is an unedited typeset edition from a typescript in the papers of Muriel Draper, 153 pages. More
2016. This is an unedited typeset edition from a typescript in the papers of Solita Solano & Jane Heap, 153 pages. More
2016. Along with Orage's Commentary on "Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson," this edition completes the record of Orage's meetings, talks and lectures on Gurdjieff's teaching. 613 pages; Illustrated with 130 line drawings and 37 photographs. More
Kodselim Square, 2015. 179 pages. More
2013. The source material of Gurdjieff's early talks and lectures used to prepare the book "Views From the Real World". Contains unpublished material not present in the book. The contents are the same a the previously printed Gurdjieff's Early Talks Typescript but with an introductory Short Essay of Commendation by..... More
2013. Meeting notes recorded primarily by Lawrence Morris and Sherman Manchester. The present volume contains complete and unabridged meeting transcripts of Orage's talks between 1926 and 1930. Orage's splendid commentaries on Beelzebub probably would never have been known if his New York pupils, especially Morris and Manchester, had not taken..... More
Tiruvannamali: T.N. Venkataraman, 1967. Third Revised and Enlarged Edition. 164 pages. More
Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 2006. Compiled and Edited by Anthony Blake; 200 pages. More
London: Oxford University Press, 1950. First edition. With Introductory Essays, Pali Text, English Translation and Notes; 194 pages. More
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1951. First India edition. Including a Chapter on Syntax and Three Appendixes: List of Verses, Metre, Accent; viii, 508 pages. More
Adyar: Theosophical Publishing House, 1933. Revised edition. T.P.H. Oriental Series No. 10; 148 pages of translation by Ganganatha Jha, 4 pages listing the T.P.H. series titles, plus approx. 100 pages of original text in Devangari. More
Madras: V. Ramaswamy Sastrulu, 1947. Fourth edition. 522 pages. More
Madras: Sri Ramanasrama Math, 1948. 42 pages. More
Madras: Sri Ramanasrama Math, 1944. 73 pages. More