Nicoll wrote this in the 1940s as a type of primer, for the benefit of those who were not in groups, but wished to discover more.
Though designed for the novice, this book contains a treasure trove of information for those who seek to know themselves.
Gurdjieff’s classic, ‘Meetings’ is the second book in his three part series, All And Everything.
Fritz Peters intimate account of his life and times with Gurdjieff stands out as one of the most unique…
The writer René Zuber was by nature a parabolist. it was this that enabled him to record for the ear that lies behind the ear what he himself had been able to perceive with the eye behind the eye.
An intimate personal account from a French pupil of Gurdjieff.
Paris during the war, under German occupation, was in the grip of the blackout: if the slightest ray of light filtered through a window it had to be smothered quickly and the curtains more tightly drawn. The city was under curfew: no one would have dared, on pain of death, to go out into the deserted streets after eleven o’clock at night.
And yet the meetings continued throughout the Occupation…
VOL. 4 – “This multi-volume encyclopedic set contains hundreds of brief, sharply focused, penetrating essays and commentaries on a wide range of specific topics connected with the practice of the psychospiritual teaching presented by Gurdjieff and by Ouspensky. The first two volumes contain letters written to guide the author’s groups when personal visits were interrupted by war conditions in Britain. He continued the practice of writing these epistle-essays to groups until his death in 1953.”
VOL. 5 – “This multi-volume encyclopedic set contains hundreds of brief, sharply focused, penetrating essays and commentaries on a wide range of specific topics connected with the practice of the psychospiritual teaching presented by Gurdjieff and by Ouspensky. The first two volumes contain letters written to guide the author’s groups when personal visits were interrupted by war conditions in Britain. He continued the practice of writing these epistle-essays to groups until his death in 1953.”
VOL. 2 – “This multi-volume encyclopedic set contains hundreds of brief, sharply focused, penetrating essays and commentaries on a wide range of specific topics connected with the practice of the psychospiritual teaching presented by Gurdjieff and by Ouspensky. The first two volumes contain letters written to guide the author’s groups when personal visits were interrupted by war conditions in Britain. He continued the practice of writing these epistle-essays to groups until his death in 1953.”
