THE TURTLE'S DARSHAN FOR ALL THE ANIMALS.
Sheriar Press, 1973. Illustrated children's booklet of Meher Baba and Mehera with various animals they kept. More
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THE SPIRITUAL LIFE OF CHILDREN.
New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1990. 358 pages. More
WALT WHITMAN: BUILDER FOR AMERICA.
New York: Julian Messner, 1941. Illustrated by Raphaello Busoni; 278 pages. More
TISTOU OF THE GREEN THUMBS.
New York: Scribners, 1958. First printing. 178 pages. More
TRACTATES.
London: Pembridge Design Studio, 1982. 38 pages. More
THE COLOR DRAGON.
Padma, 2013. First edition. Illustrated by Susan Alexander; 22 pages. More
A PROMISE KEPT.
Codhill, 2011. First printing. A Promise Kept is the story of Jared's mythic quest to fulfill an ancient promise and save his people from endless war and spiritual poverty. A thrilling adventure and a tale of our time. 278 pages. More
THE MAN WHO PLANTED TREES.
White River Junction: Chelsea Green, 1985. Wood engravings by Michael McCurdy; Afterword by Norma L. Goodrich; 52 pages. More
THINK ABOUT IT: EXPERIMENTS IN PSYCHOLOGY.
NJ: Prentice Hall, 1968. Explains to children how they learn; 55 pages. More
THINK ABOUT IT: EXPERIMENTS IN PSYCHOLOGY.
NJ: Prentice Hall, 1968. Explains to children how they learn; 55 pages. More
THE TIGER OF TURKESTAN.
Charlottesville: 2002. First edition. A story for children, age 3 to 103, based on Gurdjieff's report of his grandmother's message for him, "In this Life, never do as others do!" An allegorical biography of Gurdjieff from his childhood to his appearance in the world as a Teacher of Dancing. Dedicated..... More
A SENSE OF SHABBAT.
Los Angeles: Torah Aura, 1989. First printing. 33 pages. More
INTERTEXTUALITY AND PSYCHOLOGY IN P.L. TRAVERS'S MARY POPPINS BOOKS.
Peter Lang, 2014. First printing. 106 pages. More
THE FORGOTTEN LANGUAGE OF CHILDREN.; A Journey in Living Authentically
New York: 2010. First edition. This experiment in living intentionally is the first book that shows George Gurdjieff's unique method for raising children with integrity, courage and independence. Part memoir, part vivid accounts told by the children themselves, this book creates a new category in the literature of education and..... More
THE SUPERLATIVE HORSE; A Tale of Ancient China
New York: William R. Scott, 1961. First printing. This story was suggested by a Taoist tale in the Book of Lieh Tzu, c. 350 B.C. The illustrations were suggested by frescoes of the Tun-Huang caves in Western China. Illustrated by Ronni Solbert; 79 pages. More
STORIES OF THE CALIPHS.
The Islamic Foundation, 1982. 43 pages. More
SCIENCE OF EDUCATION AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE CHILD.
New York: Orion Press, 1970. First edition. 186 pages. More
BUDDHA: THE FOUNDER OF BUDDHISM.
Bombay: India Book House Education Trust, 1982. Reprint. Edited by Anant Pai; Illustrated by Souren Roy; Color 'comic book'; Amar Chitra Katha No. 22; 32 pages. More
THE GOLEM.
New York: Holiday House, 1996. First edition. Illustrated by Trinaschart Hyman; 96 pages. More
RAMANA THATHA; Grand Father Ramana
Bangalore: Ramana Maharshi Centre for Learning, 1995. 22 pages. More
WHERE IS BERNARDINO?
Two Rivers Press, 1982. First printing. The story of children in a preschool: a book of great drama, the drama of the total engagement in the here and now. It does not ask, Where is your child?, but what is your child? and who is your child? Illustrated with wood..... More
THE FOX AT THE MANGER.
London: Pembridge Design Studio, 1991. Illustrated with engraving by Thomas Bewick; 48 pages; Large format, 8 1/1" X 11"; Assume very few copies were produced but there is no statemernt of limitation. More