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Current Issue – #83 Volume 21 Issue 3

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Now What?
Gurdjieff & UFOs — The Facts Revealed
Parabola Magazine & the Creation of The Gurdjieff Journal &….
Book Review: Time & Free Will by Henri Bergson
Atis, the Bloodless Sacrifice Part I, Chapter XIII (Part 2)
Kultur, Sayings and Letters

The Gurdjieff Journal, established in 1992, is the first journal, international-domestic, devoted exclusively to G.I. Gurdjieff’s teaching of The Fourth Way.

Published triannually, the intention of The Gurdjieff Journal is to observe and report upon the contemporary world “mercilessly, without any compromise whatsoever.” Through original research, timely feature articles, essays, interviews and book and film reviews, the principles, perspectives and practices of the teaching are explored and applied to everyday living.

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by William Patrick Patterson

With this book, his tenth and last, William Patrick Patterson completes his spiritual memoir. Eating The “I”, the first part, published in 1992, focused on his experience with his teacher Lord John Pentland, the man Mr. Gurdjieff chose to lead The Fourth Way in America. Questioning what is the self in self-remembering brought Patterson to the Dane Alfred Sorensen, given the name “Sunyata” by Ramana Maharshi who saw him as a rare-born mystic. Sunyata told him, “The witness is a high state, but only a state.” Through Sunyata, he met Jean Klein, the European Advaita master who holds that “Absence is the greatest presence.”

280 pp. Color photos, References, Bibliography, Index

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The Gurdjieff Journal

Current Issue – #83 Volume 21 Issue 3

Teachers of No-thing & Nothing: Eating the “I” Parts II & III