Bath: Ashgrove, 1986. First edition. Man has evolved from primitive cave dweller to virtual technological master of the world; yet he is also on the brink of destroying it. If this were the sum total of human progress, man might be justified in questioning its value. Thankfully, there is more... More
Joshua Tree, CA: Tree of Life, 1996. 56 pages. More
London: Element, 1998. 498 pages. More
Osho Media, 2009. 319 pages. More
Pune: Rebel, 2010. First printing. 271 pages. More
St. Petersburg: 1910. 96 pages plus 9 pages of adds; Original Russian edition, may be first edition but some references show this as originally prointed in 1909; Later cloth binding with marbled-paper coverd boards. More
New York: Henry Schuman, 1951. More
Leipzig: Insel-Verlag, 1924. Ausgewaehlt und herausgegeben von Hans Kayser; Text in German. More
2007. Brief quotations on hundreds of subjects; Introduction by Huston Smith; Foreword by Marco Pallis; 1,144 pages. More
2007. Brief quotations on hundreds of subjects; Introduction by Huston Smith; Foreword by Marco Pallis; 1,144 pages. More
Boston: Shambhala, 1989. First edition. 113 pages. More
San Diega: Point Loma, 1990. 601 pages. More
Surrey: Shrine of Wisdom, 1980. This beautiful and readable translation, with commentary, enshrines the essential spirit of the system of Pythagoras as the "trainer of souls", while providing a practical guide to daily life. With Comments by the editors of The Shrine of Wisdom; 32 pages. More
London: Barnes & Noble, 1973. Facsimile reprint of the second edition in of 1922. More
London: William Rider, 1920. First edition. With many illustrations; 205 pages. More
Morning Light Press, 2007. Although it is not specifically related to Gurdjieff, this book has long been received as a classic and part of the Gurdjieff genre because of Ms. Reymond's close association with students of Gurdjieff from 1953 to her death in 1994. Sri Anirvan's parting instruction to Ms... More
Portland: Rudra, 1995. Although it is not specifically related to Gurdjieff, this book has long been received as a classic and part of the Gurdjieff genre because of Ms. Reymond's close association with students of Gurdjieff from 1953 to her death in 1994. Sri Anirvan's parting instruction to Ms. Reymond... More
Garden City: Doubleday, 1971. First printing. Although it is not specifically related to Gurdjieff, this book has long been received as a classic and part of the Gurdjieff genre because of Ms. Reymond's close association with students of Gurdjieff from 1953 to her death in 1994. Sri Anirvan's parting instruction... More
Garden City: Doubleday, 1971. First printing. Although it is not specifically related to Gurdjieff, this book has long been received as a classic and part of the Gurdjieff genre because of Ms. Reymond's close association with students of Gurdjieff from 1953 to her death in 1994. Sri Anirvan's parting instruction... More
London: Neville Spearman, 1975. First edition. Leaning on the work of Gurdjieff and Rudolf Steiner, Reyner presents teh idea of teh unmanifest world and uses it to review various occult and new age phenomena. 200 pages. More
London: Neville Spearman, 1974. First edition. 155 pages. More
2014. Second edition. 170 pages. More
New York: Frederick A. Stokes, 1929. Third impression. Introduction by Claude Bragdon; Illustrated with twenty reproductions of paintings by the author; 407 pages. More
Rochester: Inner Traditions, 1990. 145 pages. More
New York: Roerich Museum Press, 1931. First edition. Tipped in color illustration; 333 pages. More