Claymont, 1987. 462 pages. More

Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 1992. First edition. 116 pages. More

Coombe Springs, 1977. First edition. Embracing physics and theology, this volume explores the nature of existence and how higher, unconditioned or spiritual influences can reach us through the veil of limitation. Bennett concludes that "the conditioned world does give evidence of the unconditioned, not as a separate reality out of..... More

J.G. Bennett Foundation, 2017. First printing. Based on a correspondence course I n six installments, this book represents an experiment in the technique of Structural Communication. Bennett explores key notions from his major work "The Dramatic Universe" presented in easily accessible terms. The text takes the form of a workbook..... More

Sherborne: Coombe Springs, 1974. First edition. Transformation of Man Series, Number 1; 47 pages. More

Sherborne: Coombe Springs, 1969. 70 pages. More

J.G. Bennett Foundation, 2016. Presents Gurdjieff's early life and the sources of the higher knowledge he acquired. Bennett raises the question: "Why is man here?" and expands it to "What is required of man?" 332 pages. More

Gloucestershire: Beshara, 1975. 100 pages. More

New York: Stonehill, 1973. First printing. 162 pages. More

London: Turnstone Press, 1977. Pages 224. More

Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 1995. Distilled from a six-week lecture-course given in March and April of 1954 in an effort to attract new students to the Work. According to 'Witness', Bennett was quite disturbed during this time by the fading possibilty of unifying the many Work groups. 178 pages. More

Bennett Books, 2018. Distilled from a six-week lecture-course given in March and April of 1954 in an effort to attract new students to the Work. According to 'Witness', Bennett was quite disturbed during this time by the fading possibilty of unifying the many Work groups. 189 pages. More

Privately Printed, Circa 1954. First edition. 114 typescript pages bound into cloth with patterned paper covered boards; Six Q&A sessions from Denison House dated 8 June to 12 July, 1954. More