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
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
New York: 1988. Contains "The Eternal Return" by Mircea Eliade - From the classic study of recurring cycles in myth and ritual; "Fires of the Solstice" by Marguerite Yourcenar - Solar celebrations through the ages; "Testing the Boundaries" by Harry Remde - A craftsman defines the limits in his work;..... More
New York: 1988. Contains "The Eternal Return" by Mircea Eliade - From the classic study of recurring cycles in myth and ritual; "Fires of the Solstice" by Marguerite Yourcenar - Solar celebrations through the ages; "Testing the Boundaries" by Harry Remde - A craftsman defines the limits in his work;..... More
2013. Peter Brook is one of the world's most respected and revolutionary directors of contemporary theatre. To help his actors achieve extraordinary performances, he has a special exercise, 'the Tightrope,' that evolved over decades of experimentation and practice into a process of transformation that revitalizes the theatrical experience for actor..... 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
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
London: Routledge Kegan Paul, 1978. First printing. 57 pages. More
New York: Macmillan, 1951. First edition. This book is an attempt at a revaluation of man from a scientist's point of view. It ends with a discussion of nerves and the brain, and the problems of how free will, thought, and creative activities arise in a system, however complex, of..... 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
Salt Lake City: 2006. First edition. This second book by Buzzell , writer/editor Richard Smoley considers the most creative and profound exploration of Gurdjieff's teaching to appear in over a generation. Thirteen essays focus on Gurdjieff's cosmology and a number of the fundamental circumstances which keep man imprisoned within his..... More
Salt Lake City: Fifth Press, 2007. Man -- A Three-brained Being is subtitled, Resonant Aspects of Modern Science and the Gurdjieff Teaching, is a revised and redesigned second edition which aligns with neuroscientist Paul MacLean's triune brain, and discusses consciousness as the coalition of images. In addtion, there is an..... More
Salt lake City: 2013. First printing. In every long thought, Buzzell pursues the implications of current scientific discoveries in the fields of physics, chemistry, biology, evolutional biology and cosmology, revealing the vastness of Gurdjieff's vision of the potential evolution of three-brained beings: us humans on the planet Earth. Buzzell examines..... 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
Fifth Press, 2014. First printing. The Third Striving consists of an examination of World Laws and World Maintenance as put forth by G. I Gurdjieff. To inquire into and come to an understanding of Law is a responsibility for all individuals who practice and pursue the Gurdjieff Work. It is..... More
Waldorf Schools of North America, 1988. First printing. Introduction by Joseph CHilton Pearce; 129 pages. More
Salt Lake City: 2014. Second revised. In Perspectives on Beelzebub's Tales, Dr. Keith Buzzell offers the fruits of a lifetime's indefatigable search in his approach to Gurdjieff's magnum opus. New perspectives are offered on a number of fundamental notions, including: Kundabuffer, the enneagramatic nature of The Tales, involutional and evolutional..... More
2006. Charles Campbell is an engineer, architect and scientist and his spiritual quest led to psychiatry, the Gurdjieff Work, Sufism, energetic healing, Shamanism and astrology. He gives vignettes of 35 Nobel Laureates, he has known and tells about his avocations-architecture, telescope-making, printing, calligraphy and typography, and computers. He became a...... More
2010. Nancy Caporaso, Alto, and Michael Dale, Piano; Includes ten prayers from "All & Everything" sung by Nancy Caporaso to music composed by her, with fifteen selections form the Gurdjieff/de Hartmann piano music played by Michael Dale; Recorded live in 2009; 61:32 minutes running time. More