Hachette, 2006. 330 pages. More

Bend OR: Bard Publishing, 1997. First edition. Nan was the long time leader of a Fourth Way Work group in Bend OR. Her poetry does not directly speak to the Gurdjieff ideas but it reflects her many years of inner work, as well as, her graduate studies as a student..... More

Eugene: Agrarian Reform Company, 1970. First edition (Revised). 91 pages. More

London: Fowler, No date, c. 1953. First edition. Ownership signature of Douglas Ebersole; 119 pages. More

New York: Knopf, 1938. First edition. Special issue signed by the author for 'friends of Borzoi Books;' 325 pages. More

London: Frederick Muller, 1955. First edition. xii, 236 pages. More

Roselle, IL: Schaumburg Publications, 1980. First edition. 29 pages. More

New York: Weiser, 1973 - 1974. Two Volumes; 357 & 322 pages; Volume One is Fourth Impression, 1974; Volume Two is Third Impression, 1973. More

Victoria: Fourth Way Group, 1984. First edition. Dr. Earl was associated with the Gurdjieff Work for more than twenty-five years. With his wife he lead groups in Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S. beginning in 1975 This book illustrates the subtleties of Gurdjieff's teachingthrough the experiences of their group members..... More

New York: Manas, 1920. First edition. Includes fold-out chart of the Four Forms of the Manifestations of Concsiousness; 344 pages; Kegan, Paul label pasted to foot of title page, assume they hadled UK distribution. More

London: Vincent Stuart, 1968. Third printing. 268 pages. More

SYDA Foundation, 1978. 93 pages. More

San Francisco: Robert Briggs, 1976. Second printing. 169 pages. More