Women in the Work |
Dorothy PhillpottsDiscovering Gurdjieff
In Peter Brook's words........... "This book is very valuable Today there are too many books on the Gurdjieff Work that are either deliberately impersonal and as a result are just a re-explaining of basic ideas which are already there in Ouspensky's Fragments of an Unknown Teaching .. or else the purely subjective 'what I felt; what I experienced'. Dorothy Phillpott strikes a good balance because the subjective experience in this context is the ground through which precious memories of the Gurdjieff Work in its early and 'not-to-be-forgotten' period can be shared." |
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