Pengarang: John Godolphin Bennett

Gurdjieff first introduced the enneagram to his pupils in 1916. It was presented as a universal symbol for understanding how a process in time could become organized to become an evolutionary event. …

Bennett first read Beelzebub’s Tales in 1948. He regarded it as a work of superhuman genius, containing expressions of reality, which, by their very nature, were bound to make severe demands on any r …

In 1949, JG Bennett was engaged in, with Gurdjieff’s help, a titanic struggle with his own nature, which he describes in these diaries. However Elizabeth’s entries, which make up the bulk of this boo …

Compiled from conversations between John (J.G.) Bennett and his students at the International Academy for Continuous Education in England from 1971 to 1974. Next to survival, sex is one of the most p …

The central theme of this book is the difference between "work from the mind" and "work from the essence." Work from the mind produces skillful prisoners of illusion, but prisoner …