London: Watkins, 1980. A model of the universe, the outline of which was written two months before the death in 1947 of P.D. Ouspensky, but was not completed until 1953. Collin insisted the book is "a direct result of what he (Ouspensky) was trying to achieve and show." The 21..... More
Edmonds, WA: Sure Fire, 1986. 47 pages. More
Wheaton: Theosophical Publishing House, 1990. 74 pages. More
Wheaton: Quest, 1976. 128 pages. More
Adyar: Theosophical Publishing House, 1985. 36 pages. More
Preface by D. Western; No publisher or date stated; Assume Theosophical Publishing House circa 1970; 19 pages. More
Salt lake City: 2012. First printing. Reflections on Gurdjieff’s Whim is dynamic synthesis of indications in Beelzebub’s Tales and In Search of the Miraculous with recent discoveries in quantum and cosmological science, Buzzell explores the biological sources of egoism in the three centers (moving, feeling and thinking) and in particular..... More
CSA, 1974. First American edition. Contains a work program to test the ideas theoretically and practically. "The soul is an artifact, the result of our life experience. It may be transient and it may be immortal, depending upon whether or not our will (that is, our spirit) has taken possession..... More
Bennett Books, 1989. 118 pages. More
Claymont, 1979. Ownership stamp of Seymour Ginsburg; 156 pages. More
Gloucestershire: Beshara, 1975. 100 pages. More
Claymont, 1978. Ownership stamp of Seymour Ginsburg; 193 pages. More
Coombe Springs, 1964. First printing. 121 Pages. More
London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1978. 254 pages. More
Nevada City: Gateways, 1988. 131 pages. More
Sherborne: Coombe Springs, 1977. First edition. The Sherborne Theme Talks Series, No. 3; 59 pages. More
Sherborne: Coombe Springs, 1977. First edition. There is a spurious kind of inner life that is dreaming and useless imagination. In front of material objects we can assess our true situation. Do we see them? Do we use them responsibly? Do we have any contact with them? Any freedom of..... More
Sherborne: Coombe Springs, 1976. First edition. Overcoming like and dislike is the first practical step out of the dream world. What is there in our nature that is slave to like and dislike? How easy is it to break free from that slavery? What is opened up for us then..... More
New York: Dutton, 1973. Third printing. Ownership stamp of Seymour Ginsburg; Early cloth editions had an additional talk not in any paper editions: "Answer to a question about the difference between animate and inanimate"; 284 pages. More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1958. First edition. Ownership stamp of seymour Ginsburg; 212 pages. More
Charles Town: Claymont, 1980. First edition. 198 pages. More
