Charles Town: 2009. Surveys the whole field of meaning-exchange between people through working in groups, beginning with the techniques of 'structural communication' developed by J.G. Bennett and his colleagues and ending with the prospect of 'hyperdialogue'. It covers the dialogue approach made widely-known by David Bohm. The book introduces for..... More
Charles Town: 2009. Surveys the whole field of meaning-exchange between people through working in groups, beginning with the techniques of 'structural communication' developed by J.G. Bennett and his colleagues and ending with the prospect of 'hyperdialogue'. It covers the dialogue approach made widely-known by David Bohm. The book introduces for..... More
Austin: Karnak Press, 2021. Gurdjieff clearly wanted his pupils to try to understand Objective Science. He left two accounts of it. One adorns the pages of In Search of the Miraculous; the other merges itself into the text of Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson. He described its study as a...... More
Austin: 2013. :... intended for those who have not yet read Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson 'for the third time' to their own satisfaction. It describes approaches and techniques that may assist serious readers of The Tales in their efforts to 'fathom the gist.'" 307 pages. More
Austin: 2014. The second volume of To Fathom the Gist examines in depth how Gurdjieff wrote Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson and discusses the three ways of reading the book in light of how the book was written. It provides useful perspectives on the book by examining the 1931 Manuscript..... More
2008. Pierre Bonnasse applies the esoteric teachings of G.I. Gurdjieff and the insights of Rene Daumal to show how to fully activate the power of language. He shows how words can regain their the strange powers they possessed in the first days of humanity, when they created the realities of..... More
Boston: Shambhala, 2020. In Eye of the Heart, Cynthia Bourgeault investigates the imaginal realm—an energetic realm well known to the mystical traditions but often forgotten in our own times. It is invisible to the physical eye, but clearly perceptible through the eye of the heart. The imaginal realm has long..... More
Boston: Shambhala, 2013. First printing. Utilizing various Fourth Way sources, Rev. Bourgeault presents Gurdjieff's concept of the Law of Three and applies it in Christian terms. She also argues that it is essential to understanding Jacob Boehme's theology. 254 pages. More
Toronto: BRAMCO, 1978. Biography of Oleg Vladimirovitch Rodomar Vukotich 1900-1922; Inscribed by the author to Dushka Howarth; 181 pages. More
2018. This third book on Jerry Brewster's work with groups contains questions and answers from over a score of workdays and multi-day periods in South, FL from 2001 -2008. And by popular demand this book contains further information on Jerry's study of the Enneagram explained 'up to a point' in..... More
2016. This book is a record of one and a half years of workdays at the Group’s Loft workspace in lower Manhattan during the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. It is documentation of the way Jerry worked with his groups during that time. Compiled and edited by John Anderson and..... More
New York: Alpine Fine Arts, 1984. First printing. Signed presentation copy from the Jerry Brewster to Dushka Howarth; Price list and promotional mailing for the related show laid-in; Interview and essay by Burt Chernow; 245 pages. More
New York: JAMM Publications, 2019. First edition. This is a book of Questions and Answers during work weeksat Silver Lake.Second line of Work is the work against self-will. The work periods make visible the things about ourselves that are invisible in life. This is due to the interaction with people..... More
Paris: Magazine Littéraire, 1977. Text in French; Articles by and interviews with Gabriel Barraud, Frédéric Moreau, Jacques Lacarrière, Pierre Schaeffer, Henri Tracol, Odette Maciaux, Etienne Martin, Francois Stahly, Claude Idoux, Bruno Francois, Kathryn Hulme, Thomas de Hartmann, Jean Vaysse, William Welch, Rene Zuber, and Fabien Lidoire; 82 pages. More
1990. Abridged 170 minute version plus a documentary on the making of the Mahabharata. More
Anchor, 2005. 145 pages. More
New York: TCG, 1994. 31 illustrations, 254 pages. More
Royal National Theatre, 1994. Part of a series of interviews with acclaimed Theatre professionals; Conteins two interviews with Peter Brook and one with Jean-Guy Lecat who worked with Brook for 20 years; 43 pages. More
New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1932. First edition. This book has nothing directly related to the Fourth Way but Allan Brown was an early member of orage's group in New York and a founding member of the Gurdjieff Foundation of New York. A series of lectures delivered before the Midweek..... More
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1994. First edition. Limited comments about Gurdjieff and Ouspensky. 217 pages. More
New York: Globe Press Books, 1991. First edition. 216 pages. More
New York: Globe Press Books, 1991. First edition. Long signed inscription from the author to the publisher & editor; 216 pages. More
New York: Globe Press Books, 1991. Second Impression. 216 pages. More
New York: Globe Press Books, 1991. Second Impression. 216 pages. More
Beech Hill, 2016. In 1922, the New Zealand writer Katherine Mansfield was on the verge of literary celebrity. She was the friend of Virginia Woolf and D. H. Lawrence, and her remarkable stories were changing the way people thought about the form. But she was also deeply unhappy in her..... More