This book is loonng overdue. Thank you for publishing. Notes from Mr. Gurdjieff's meetings.

I never leave reviews but this book was fantastic.

For students of the Work, this is straight from the horse's mouth, the fundamentals without alteration.

Marvelous. As clear a description of inner Work as can be put in written form.

Gathering and sharing all these rewarding materials is a clear service. From where I sit, the book would be improved by deleting the opening essay, which attempts, in a round about way, to rise above the several lineages following Gurdjieff's death, and continuing today. A comment in the essay about "Views from the Real World"--organized and published under the guidance of Madame de Salzmann--reveals an operating bias at work in relation to her, and thus a missed opportunity to share important materials without inserting "politics." However, reading the introductory essay is not obligatory and the service performed in gathering these "Talks" outweighs any attempt to use this book, however subtly, as a divisive platform. James Opie

Yes, met expectations ......excellent background info ....

Incredible piece of work, to reassemble essentially every recorded talk from glimpses of truth which opens Views from the Real World and most of the other pieces there read done with new language much more well guided and remembered by many many people differently so that this volume was an absolute necessity. If you want to hear Mister Gurdjeff speak himself without any interference from Ouspensky or Orage or anyone else, this is the book. My only complaint is the effacement of the symbols that adorned the whiteboard which is half the front cover. It's probably because there are no written explanations in Mister Gurdjeff's words about those particular diagrams that I call the & diagrams. Oh well. Maybe an empty head and an empty whiteboard is the perfect companion to the ideas of Mister Gurdjeff pouring out his life for the world and mankind with no apologies thank you. The single most extraordinary man of the twentieth century in my opinion spare none. THE TEACHER for the new Aion

Notes of lectures by Gurdjieff made by his pupils have been thin on the ground. We have the books: Views From The Real World and Peter Ouspensky's excellent In Search of The Miraculoius. This useful book contains notes, some of which clearly come from some of the lectures documented in those books - but documented here by a different note-taker - as well as from other lectures which have not, as far as I am aware, been published. If you are interested in Gurdjieff's teaching, It is important to own a copy of these book.

Contains the enlarged and unedited Glimpses of Truth and other talks from Views of the Real World plus addition unpublished material. Highly recommended for anyone working on The Fourth Way.