A.R. ORAGE: GIR VOL I, #3, SPRING 98.: Gurdjieff International Review
48 pages. Contains biographical writings, memorials, remeniscences of A.R. Orage and selections from his writings. More
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BEELZEBUB'S TALES: GIR, VOL XI, NO. 2:: Gurdjieff International Review
2012. A special issue of articles from previous issues which focus on Gurdjieff's First Series. Includes an excerpt from an unpublished, undated typescript in which Gurdjieff comments briefly on the relationship between attention and understanding when reading Beelzebub's Tales. Also, articles by Denis Saurat, John Bennett, Manuel Rainoird, Terry Winter..... More
A FOCUS ON HISTORICAL ESSAYS: GIR VOL II, #3, SPRING 1999.: Gurdjieff International Review
1999. 59 pages. Contains 'Gurdjieff's all & Everything' by J.G. Bennett; 'John G. Bennett: The Struggle to "Make Something" for Oneself' by George Bennett; A review of 'The 100 Most Influential Books Ever Written' by J. Walter Driscoll and the chapter on Gurdjieff from it; A commentary on Beelzebub's Tales..... More
GIR VOL I, #1, FALL 97.: Gurdjieff International Review
Los Altos, CA: Gurdjieff Electronic Pub. 1997. 28 pages. Contains an extract from the Propectus Number 1 for the Institiute for the Harmonius Development of Man; Aphorisms and sayings of Gurdjieff documented by Kenneth Walker; 'Gurdjieff: The Unknown Teacher' by John Bennett; A Gurdjieff Cronology; A brief biography and bibliography..... More
GIR VOL I, #2, WINTER 97-98.: Gurdjieff International Review
52 pages. Contains commentaries on 'Beelzebub's Tales' and 'Meetings with Remarkable Men' by Terry Winter Owens and Suzanne D. Smith; 'Gurdjieff's Nature of Philosophy by Basarab Nicolescu; 'No Harem: Gurdjieff and the Women of The Rope' by Rob Baker; A bio-sketch of Jane Heap and selections from her notes; A...... More
GIR VOL IV, NO. 1; FALL 2000: Gurdjieff International Review
2000. 76 pages. Focuses on Gurdjieff Himself, on his writings, and also includes several articles on Prominent pupils. More
GIR VOL IV, NO. 2, SPRING 2001.: Gurdjieff International Review
2001. 60 pages. Contains first English text printing of the 1976 Documentary film the life and teachings of Gurdjieff; A review of 'Meeting with Remarkable Men' by Manuel Rainard; 'Essence Friend' by Louise Welch; 'Louise Welch', a poem by Martha Heyneman; An interview with Jacob Needleman; Notes from a member..... More
THE GUDJIEFF/DE HARTMANN MUSIC: GIR VOL II, #4, SUMMER 1999.: Gurdjieff International Review
48 pages. Contains an anonymous commentary, 'On Listening to the Gurdjieff / de Hartmann Music' by a senior member of the Gurdjieff Society of London; 'The Sound of Gurdjieff' by Laurence Rosenthal; An introduction to the first two volumes of the complete piano music of Gurdjief & de Hartmann by..... More
THE GURDJIEFF LITERATURE: GIR VOL II, #1, FALL 98.: Gurdjieff International Review
52 pages. Contains 'Gurdjieff: The Man and His Literature' by James Moore; 'The Tales Themselves' by Anna Challenger; 'The Disenchantment of the Dragon' by Martha Heyneman; An excerpt from a talk by Gurdjieff on the relationship between attention and understanding when reading Beelzebub's Tales; A review of Beelzebub's Tales by..... More
AN INTRODUCTION TO GURDJIEFF: GIR VOL III, #1, FALL 1999.: Gurdjieff International Review
64 pages. Contains excerpts from talks and writings of Gurdjieff on philosophy, religion, science and psychology; A synopsis of Gurdjieff's life by Michel de Salzmann; A brief biography of Gurdjieff by P.L. Travers; 'Gurdjieff: The Unknown Man' by Kenneth Walker; 'The Patriarch Goes West' by William Segal; 'To Recognize a...... More
A JOURNAL OF OUR TIME: NUMBER 2, 1979.
Toronto: Traditional Studies Press, 1979. First edition. 84 pages. Contents include 'The Disenchantment of the Dragon' by Martha Heyneman; 'Wise Woman' by Jessmin Howarth; 'Wisdom Builds Her House' by Louise Welch; 'Turning', a poem by David Kherdian; 'Being and Scientific Knowledge' by Ravi Ravindra; 'The Wound in the Heel', a...... More
A JOURNAL OF OUR TIME: NUMBER 3, 1982.
Toronto: Traditional Studies Press, 1982. First edition. 95 pages. Contents include several poems by Roger Lipsey and David Kherdian; 'After the Flood' by Martha Heyneman; 'The Circle of Our Loves' by Donna Hachmuth; 'G.', a poem by Mavis McIntosh; and 'Meeting Orage' by Louise Welch. More
A JOURNAL OF OUR TIME: NUMBER 4, 1986.
Toronto: Traditional Studies Press, 1986. First edition. 95 pages. Contents include 'Superforce and Beelzebub' by J. Paloheimo; 'Night and Fog' by Marth Heyneman; A review of Ravi Ravindra's 'Whispers from the Other Shore' by Patty Llosa; and poems by Louise Welch, Roger Lipsey, Jack Cain, Richard Sharpe and others. More
LE PRIEURÉ: GIR VOL I, #4, SPRING 1998.: Gurdjieff International Review
1998. 60 pages. Contains 'The Forest Philosophers', an article by C.E. Bechhofer Roberts which first appeared in 1924; 'A Visit to Gourdyev' by Dennis Saurat; 'An Experiment at Fontainebleau' by Dr. James Carruthers Young; 'Taking the Life Cure in Gurdjieff's School' by Maud Hoffman; 'Some Memories of the Prieuré' by..... More
MATERIAL FOR THOUGHT, NO. 10, AUTUMN 1983.
96 pages. Contents include 'Eternal Birth by Meister Eckhart, 'Freedom without Hope' by Rene Daumal, and 'The Birth of a Sculpture' by Henri Tracol. More
MATERIAL FOR THOUGHT, NO. 11, AUTUMN 1986.
San Francisco: Far West Editions, 1986. First edition. Includes Facing Reality by Sri Anirvan; Another Kind of Time by Suzannah Lessard; Inner Effort by Hubert Suares and The Last Days of Katherine Mansfield by Olgivanna Wright plus other essays and book reviews; 110 pages. More
MATERIAL FOR THOUGHT, NO. 13 1992.
San Francisco: Far West Editions, 1992. 75 Pages. The Marvelous Art of a Cat, Gregorian Chant in Context, On the Subject of Children, Awakining to Myself, Thinking Together, Orchestral Conducting, The Sinister Heart, Drum Is the Ear of God: Africa's Inner World of Music, The Baal Shem and the Werewolf..... More
MATERIAL FOR THOUGHT, NO. 14, 1995.
San Francisco: Far West, 1995. First edition. 103 pages. The Awakened Body by Sri Anirvan, Hope by Jacob Needleman, Seeing: The Endless Source of Inner Freedom by Michel Salzmann, Marie-Claude by Alix Taylor, Note on the Four Bodies of the Mother of God by Richard Temple, The Quick and the..... More
MATERIAL FOR THOUGHT, NO. 7, 1977.
San Francisco: Far West Editions, 1977. First edition. 76 Pages. Concerning Rebirth: from the Hermetica, The Kitchen, The Devilchase by N. S. Leskov, The Dynamics of the Biosphere by V. I Vernadsky More
MATERIAL FOR THOUGHT, NO. 9, SPRING 1982.
San Francisco: Far West Editions, 1982. First edition. 94 Pages. How a Man Should Work in the Most Pratical Way by Meister Eckhart, Acceptance--Temporal Attention and Total Attention by Hubert Benoit, The Companions of Duty, Man Awakened (excerpted from Transitional Man) by Franklin Earnest III, Ouspensky on Love by Claude..... More
MATERIAL FOR THOUGHT, SPRING 1971.
47 pages. More
MATERIAL FOR THOUGHT. NO. 15.
San Francisco: Far West Editions, 2000. First edition. 91 pages. Contents include Gurdjieff and the Metaphysics of Human Relationship by Jacob Needleman, Beyond Beauty: A Interview with Paul Renard, The Presence of Life by Mary Stein, From the Mat to the Street by Richard Hodges, Hadji Gholamreza Rahimpour of Shiraz..... More
THE MATERIAL QUESTION: GIR VOL IX, #1, FALL 2005.: Gurdjieff International Review
2005. Contents include a editorial by guest editor James Opie, observations on money by Gurdjieff, recollections of Gurdjieff's use of money to teach by several students. The issue also contains an essay by John Pentland on Religion and Money, shared publicly for the first time. Also, 'Our Money has No..... More
THE MOVEMENT OF TRANSMISSION: GIR VOL VII, NO. 1, FALL 2003.: Gurdjieff International Review
2003. 80 pages. A central premise of an authentic teaching is to understand the essential vitality of the teaching through the emergence and re-emergence of its living vibration, leaving room for its intrinsic message to freely continue its passage, its movement of transmission, at the individual and communal level, in..... More
NATURE: GIR VOL XIV, NO. 1: Gurdjieff International Review
Los Altos: 2020. 90 pages. Gurdjieff taught that in nature everything is alive and connected within the vast network of consciousness and lawful exchange. Since Gurdjieff's death seventy years ago, earth's ecosystems have been, and continue to be, increasingly disrupted and transformed through the actions of our species. How do..... More