Tlalpam: Ediciones Sol, 1954. First edition. A retelling of the Myth of Demeter. "You have been dead; and now new life has begun to stir. The god in you was absent....Like Persephone of the lulled eyes, you lived below, in bondage." 47 pages. More
Holmes, 2007. 40 pages. More
2020. First edition. Translated by Manuel San Roman and Rolando Altamirano; Introduction by Rolando Altamirano; 31 pages. More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1959. Second Impression. 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..... More
London: Stuart and Watkins, 1968. Third printing. 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..... More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1968. Third printing. 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..... More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1968. Third printing. 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..... More
London: Stuart & Watkins, 1971. 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."..... More
Sacramento: By The Way Books, 1998. Collin was a student of P.D. Ouspensky and was with him from 1936 until Ouspensky's death in October of 1947. The biographical note explains that the experiences Collin went through at the time of Ouspensky death "Profoundly affected his whole being." Collin gained a...... More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1956. Second Impression. Written the year after Ouspensky's death, Collin elaborates on the progression of consciousness through the mineral world, the cellular world, the molecular world of scents and sensual perception, and finally the electronic world where, he proposes, consciousness can perform many miracles and possess capabilities..... More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1956. First trade edition. Written the year after Ouspensky's death, Collin elaborates on the progression of consciousness through the mineral world, the cellular world, the molecular world of scents and sensual perception, and finally the electronic world where, he proposes, consciousness can perform many miracles and possess..... More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1956. First trade edition. Written the year after Ouspensky's death, Collin elaborates on the progression of consciousness through the mineral world, the cellular world, the molecular world of scents and sensual perception, and finally the electronic world where, he proposes, consciousness can perform many miracles and possess..... More
Seattle: Dolmen Meadow, 2020. Third printing. 211 pages. More
Seattle: Dolmen Meadow, 2020. Third printing. 211 pages. More
Tusten, NY: The Lake Press, 1999. First edition. Hand set and sewn booklet, published in an edition of 800 copies; This is a transcript of a talk given by Dr. Conge in Paris in 1959, edited and expanded by him in 1966; Translated and edited under the direction of Ellen..... More
Tusten, NY: The Lake Press, 1999. First edition. Hand set and sewn booklet, published in an edition of 800 copies; This is a transcript of a talk given by Dr. Conge in Paris in 1959, edited and expanded by him in 1966; Translated and edited under the direction of Ellen..... More
Tusten, NY: The Lake Press, 2005. Third printing. Hand set and sewn booklet; This is a transcript of a talk given by Dr. Conge in Paris in 1959, edited and expanded by him in 1966; Translated and edited under the direction of Ellen Dooling Draper; Included in Inner Octaves in..... More
London: Pembridge Design Studio, 1972. First printing. First printing of this essay which later appeared in Selected Writings of Ananda K. Coomarasway; 15 pages. More
London: Swayne Publ. 1989. First edition. Illustrates the vertical component in the being of Dr. Nicoll, focusing on the main developments in his career and showing how he developed in the work to a level where he came to his own authority and understandings. 81 pages. More
New York: Privately Printed, 2001. First printing. The Actor, is full of succinct restatements, in part drawn from the 'Holy Planet Purgatory' chapter of Beelzebub's Tales, which offers understanding of why man appears to be separated from God or the Higher. 188pages. More
New York: 2002. This second volume of Hugo Cory's planned trilogy may take a few readings to ponder rightly, but The Hero is Mr. Gurdjieff. As in his first volume, The Actor, this is full of succinct restatements, in part drawn from the 'Holy Planet Purgatory' chapter of Beelzebub's Tales..... More
Publish America, 2006. Although a work that is technically fiction, Sophia Cowing first novel presents people on spiritual quests who are living ordinary lives. Her novel concerns the interior journeys of people that are just beginning to explore what it means to turn inside and know themselves. Striking as characters..... More
Stone Mountain: Chan Shal Imi Press, 1980. First printing. Signed by the author, as they all are; 324 pages. More
Stone Mountain: Chan Shal Imi Press, 1980. First printing. Signed by the author, as they all are; Book shows 1980 but jacket flap states 1981; 216 pages. More
Stone Mountain: Chan Shal Imi Press, 1980. Third edition. Signed by the author, as they all are; 318 pages. More