Psychological Lectures 1934-1940
P. D. Ouspensky
These lectures were intended by Ouspensky as introductory material for people interested in the work in England.
This material is still unmatched as a brief statement of the work's psychological ideas.
Designed to be read aloud at weekly meetings of small groups of people interested in the work, they are almost a basic primer of Gurdjieff's psychological ideas on consciousness and spiritual development. They were constantly revised as new groups came into existence and took their final form only after Ouspensky moved from London to New York, where he continued to teach from 1941 to 1947.
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