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Beelzebub's Tales to his Grandson
by
Gurdjieff
With the book Beelzebub's Tales to His
Grandson, G. I. Gurdjieff
intended to
"destroy, mercilessly . . . beliefs and
views about everything in the world.
"Beelzebub, a man of
worldly (and other-worldly) wisdom,
shares with his grandson some anecdotes,
his personal philosophies, and the
lessons learned during his own life.
The reader is given a
detailed discussion of all physical,
natural, and spiritual matters, from the
creation of the cosmos to man's teleological
purpose in the universe.
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Life
is Real only Then, when I am
by Gurdjieff
“Life is Real only Then,
when I am” is the title of the third
book in the Gurdjieff trilogy named “All and
Everything”. This book contains
teachings offered to his “community of
searchers” who came from many countries
to join him in Paris and New York.
It contains an
autobiographical section regarding
understanding the nature and
intensity of the personal efforts required
to work on oneself.
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Meetings with Remarkable Men
By
Gurdjieff
In
this book we meet some remarkable men: Gurdieff’s father (a traditional
bard), a Russian prince who dedicated
himself to the search for the Truth, a
Christian missionary who entered a World
Brotherhood deep in Asia, and a woman
who escaped from white slavery to become
a trusted member of Gurdjieff’s group of
fellow searchers.
This
is a book about lives, not a book of
doctrine.
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Views from the Real World
By Gurdjieff
“Views from the Real World “ is a
book containing Gurdjieff’s
teachings. This is a valid book for
those who want to know Gurdjieff’s
theories.
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The
Fourth Way
By
P.D. Ouspensky
THE
FOURTH WAY consists of a verbatim record
of P.D.Ouspensky’s oral teaching from
1921 to 1946, in which he explains the
practical side of GURDJIEFF's teachings, which Gurdjieff
presented
in the form of raw material.
THE
FOURTH WAY is a guide for all those
seeking the true way to human evolution.
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In
Search of the Miraculous
by P. D. Ouspensky
This book is
considered one of the most important
in understanding G.I. Gurdjieff’s
principles.
Not to be missed.
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Our Life with Mr. Gurdjieff
By
Thomas De Hartmann
A book about the years that the author, Thomas De
Hartmann, and his wife spent living
alongside Gurdjieff. A book to be read.
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Gurdjieff – A Very Great Enigma
By J.G. Bennett
What are the historical-cultural
roots of Gurdjieff’s system?
In this book you will find much
discussion on the question.
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Idiots
in Paris
By J.G. Bennett
This
book describes the last months of
Gurdjieff’s life.
Thoroughly interesting for those who
want to know more about the character,
sometimes curt, of this exceptional man.
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Monsieur Gurdjieff
By Luis Pauwels
Gurdjieff is put on trial in this
critical book about the man and
the direction that his method took.
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The teachers of Gurdjieff
By R. Lefort
A journey which proves to be an
initiation, seeking the masters that
trained Gurdjieff and his thoughts.
Don’t miss it!
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