Gurdjieff's Hydrogens Volume 1: the Ray of Creation

364 pages. Gurdjieff clearly wanted his pupils to try to understand Objective Science. He left two accounts of it. One adorns the pages of In Search of the Miraculous; the other merges itself into the text of Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson. He described its study as a necessity-one of five obligolnian strivings. And yet, most books about The Work steer clear of the topic. This book moves in the opposite direction. Paperback in very good condition.