Quest, 2010. First edition. If you want to pursue in a western way the path that we follow here at Mirtola, you need to study with the Gurdjieffian teaching. Thus did the guru Madhava Ashish, at their first meeting, invite American businessman Sy Ginsburg on a spiritual journey that would..... More
2009. Essays on the work and teaching of German spiritual teacher and transpersonal psychotherapist, Karlfried Graf Durckheim; Contributors include Gerhard Weir, Arnaud DesjardinsTheodore Nittingham, the editors, and others; 186 pages. More
IDHHB, 1974. Second Impression. 56 pages. More
IDHHB, 1974. Second Impression. 56 pages. More
Nevada City: Gateways, 1996. 117 pages. More
2001. Foreword by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross; 189 pages. More
Nevada City: Gateways, 1991. Third edition. Presentation copy with added pencil drawing and signature by the author; Frontes color print titled 'Waking State' hand numbered 124/250, with facing tissue; 159 pages plus index. More
IDHHB, 1985. 11 pages. More
IDHHB, 1983 - 1989. Collection of 14 issues, nos. 11, 27, 28, 30, 32, 34, 41, 42, 45, 47, 54, 63, 64 & 85, plus two Cumulative Indexes, 1983-1985 & 1986-1988; Approximately 10 pages each. More
Union Label, 1992. Not related to the Gurdjieff Movements. Three VHS Cassette tapes. More
1979. Contributors include Robert Anton Wilson, E.J. Gold, Steve Perry and an interview with Samuel Avital; 64 pages. More
IDHHB; Hohm, 1978. First edition. Illustrated by George Metzger; 184 pages. More
New York: Bantam Books, 1993. First edition. Natalie Goldberg takes us on her own wonderful journey of awakening from the profound sleep of a suburban childhood. From the high school English class where she first listened to the rain, to her fifteen years as a student of Zen Buddhism, she..... More
Dallas: 2004. First edition. Mediations and poetry in line with Advaita perspective. Photographs by Sherry Wright; 123 pages. More
Boulder: Sounds True, 2008. First printing. 552 pages. More
San Francisco: Harper & Row, 1995. 204 pages. More
Los Angeles: Philosophical Research Society, 2001. First edition. Three volumes in card wrap; 873 pages. More
San Francisco: Harper Collins, 1994. 283 pages. More
New York: Tarcher, 1990. First edition. 274 pages. More
In extraordinary circumstances, the human mind is capable of accessing information from anywhere in time or space, according to evidence provided by Stanislav Grof, M.D.. Author of Realms of the Human Unconscious, Dr. Grof is an innovative psychotherapist who has attempted to integrate the divergent schools of Freud, Jung and..... More
Delhi: New Age Books, 2006. 363 pages. More
San Jose: AMORC, 2007. Second edition. 35 pages. More
New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1973. First edition. 287 pages. More
San Jose: ISMCHMA, 1997. 144 Pages. More
New York: Julian, 1968. First edition. 197 pages. More