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GURDJIEFF
BY LOUIS PAUWELS
GEORGE INVANOVITCH GURDJIEFF
by P.L.TRAVERS
IDIOTS IN PARIS
WE ARE ALL SOME KIND OF IDIOT
THE MOON
Some discussion of GURDJIEFF'S 'moon' thories
THE MOON
Some discussion of GURDJIEFF'S 'moon' thories
THE MOON
Some discussion of GURDJIEFF'S 'moon' thories
LIFE IS REAL WHEN I AM
REMEMBER YOURSELF
THE GRAVE OF HERBERT D. CROLY
A Founder of the THE NEW REPUBLIC
The graves of HERBERT D. CROLY & HIS WIFE
buried in PLAINFIELD, NH.
THE NEW MAN by. Maurice Nicoll
Some 'esoteric' Christian Ideas'
Discovering Gurdjieff
Dorothy Phillpotts
The Unknowable Gurdjieff
Margaret Anderson
My Thirty Years War
Margaret Anderson
Without Benefit of Clergy
Frank Sinclair
A WOMAN'S WORK
Mary Ellen Korman author
THE WORK LIFE
BERYL POGSON
A.R.ORAGE
A MEMOIR
WALKING IN THE WORLD
Marjorie Von Harten
GURDJIEFF
his life and work-an intro
GURDJIEFF
A BIOGRAPHY
THE HARMONIOUS CIRCLE
HARMONY
THE GREAT ENIGMA
THE UNKNOWABLE GURDJIEFF
SECRET TALKS WITH MR. G.
reputed to be by E.J. GOLD ?
TAKING WITH THE LEFT HAND
by William P. Pattereson
GROUP WORK W/ WILHEM NYLAND
by Irmis B. Popoff
A FURTHER RECORD
P>D. OUSPENSKY
TALKS BY MADAME OUSPENSKY
by Robert de Ropp
DO FROM THE OCTAVE OF MAN NUMBER FOUR
The Awakening & theCrisis
OUR LIFE WITH MR. GURDJIEFF
Thomas & Olga de Hartmann
THE UNKNOWABLE GURDJIEFF
Margaret Anderson
WHO ARE YOU MONSIEUR GURDJIEFF
by Rene Zuber
BOYHOOD WITH GURDJIEFF
by Fritz Peters
HERALD OF THE COMING GOOD
GURDJIEFF
MEMORIES OF GURDJIEFF
by STAVELY
LADIES OF THE ROPE
by William Patterson
VOICES IN THE DARK
by William Patterson
GURDJIEFF
THE GREAT ENIGMA
About Me
MEETINGS WITH REMARKABLE MEN
TRAVELS OF GURDJIEFF
GURDJIEFF Seeker of the Truth
a followup book to be read after the other one by Speeth
THE GURDJIEFF WORK
contains further perspectives of G
ALL & EVERYTHING
BEELZEBUB'S TALES TO HIS GRANDSON
It is impossible to become free from one influence without becoming subject to another one.....thers is or mearly all people, no way to exist in a state free from influences or to exist in a state of 'non-influence' or 'subjectless' from influences....While we may receive and perceive many impressions and sensations, they do not always become Influences unless concentrated and absorbed.....or do they?
ReplyDeleteThe wish to 'BE' comes in disquise as the wish to 'KNOW'......Knowledge and Emotion cannot lead us to the State of BEING..
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