Palo Alto: White Wolf Press, 1994. Alix Taylor began her spiritual search in the 50's spurred by bouts of illness. She first studied with Fritz Kunz, a Theosophist, and then in England with John G. Bennett, a long-time student of G.I. Gurdjieff, and finally found her spiritual mentor in Franklin... More
Sausalito: The Temple Company, 1920. First edition. 157 pages. More
Santa Monica: The Prosperos, 1968 - '69. Thane claims to have been a student of Gurdjieff in the 30's. His lectures include passing references to Gurdjieff. Loose pages in printed plastic three-ring binder; 16 lessons, plus a 'Special Lesson' and a talk titled 'Future Shock'; Each lesson is 12 to 19 pages. More
2004. Second edition. Edited by Beryl Pogson; 147 pages. More
Edmunds: Holmes, 1988. 16 pages. More
New York: Frederic Tredwell, 1886. First edition. Folding frontes color map; 354 pages. More
New York: Frederic Tredwell, 1886. First edition. Folding frontes color map; Beige cloth binding with green paper covered boards; 354 pages. More
Hillsdale: Sophia Perennis, 2005. First edition. This book analyzes the findings of UFO researcher Jacques Vallee and some of his colleagues in light of the teachings of René Guénon. According to Upton, the UFO phenomema are one of the 'cracks in the great wall' separating the material plane from the... More
Hillsdale: Sophia Perennis, 2005. First edition. The Men's Movement has come, and for the most part gone. While it was here, it gave us an opportunity to learn something about the Warrior Spirit—not in the context of militarism, or economic acquisitiveness, or the martial arts subculture, or gang warfare, but... More
Hillsdale: Sophia Perennis, 2004. First edition. 115 pages. More
Holmes, 1992. Translated by A.E. Waite; Edited with additional corrections by Joseph Bouleur; With Commentary by Theodore Kerckungius; 110 pages. More
York Beach: Weiser, 2003. Introduction by R.E. Gilbert; 305 pages. More
New Hyde Park: University Books, 1961. 349 pages. More
London: William Rider, 1914. First edition. Presentation copy signed and inscribed by Waite to Dr. Elizabeth Severn; Dr Elizabeth Severn was a prominent 'alternative' medical practitioner. She met Waite in 1913, joined the Golden Dawn, and briefly acted as his physician, with very satisfactory results. Her pupil, Dr Helen Worthington... More
Contradicciones de "el Libro de los Hechos" - La Verdad sobre el origen y desarrollo del Cristianismo. - La impostura del "Fin del Mundo."; 159 pages. More
London: Luzac Oriental, 1995. Second edition, Revised. Introduction by Sanie Holland; 160 pages. More
New York: Schocken, 1995. First U.S. edition. Much on Gurdjieff and the Fouth Way but nothing not covered elswhere. 470 pages. More
Hillsdale: Sophia Perennis, 2002. Second edition. 150 pages. More
Berkeley: Celestial Arts, 1987. First edition. Edited by John Snelling, with Mark Watts & Dennis Sibley; 272 pages. More
La Salle: Open Court, 1974. First printing. 387 pages. More
New York: Julian Press, 1985. Essays by Stanley R. Dean, Elsa First, Durand Kiefer, Charles Honorton, Oliver L. Reiser, Keith Floyd, Edgar D. Mitchell, Russell Noyes, Jr., and others; 368 pages. More
New York: Julian Press, 1985. Essays by Stanley R. Dean, Elsa First, Durand Kiefer, Charles Honorton, Oliver L. Reiser, Keith Floyd, Edgar D. Mitchell, Russell Noyes, Jr., and others; 368 pages. More
Boston: Shambhala, 1996. Third printing. 339 pages. More
Boston: Shambhala, 2001. Third edition, expanded. 433 pages. More
Boston: Shambhala, 1990. Expanded edition. 340 pages. More