Gurdjieff and Orage

Paul Beekman Taylor

Summary

A fascinating look at the introduction of the Gurdjieff "work" into North America and an intimate view of the relationship between G.I. Gurdjieff and A.R. Orage, the two people most prominently responsible for its migration from Europe. Filled with deeply insightful material about these two unique and highly influential men and the nature and origins of the spiritual path that they taught. Bibliography. Index.

Available since: 12/31/1969.

Print length: 304 pages.

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