Miss Merston in India
Part III
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Miss Merston's spiritual journey continues. At long last she becomes a disciple of Ramana Maharshi,
though for a time she feels drawn to the teachings of Krishnamurti and Aurobindo. In the end she
realizes how her time with Gurdjieff became the foundation of her search and understanding.
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Interview:
The Making of the
Gurdjieff Trilogy
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William Patrick Patterson expands on the relationships among the three videos, their underlying
themes, and how and why the trilogy was made.
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John Lester:
An Australian
at Gurdjieff's Table
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An appreciation of Dr. Lester, who was a pupil of Gurdjieff, Jane Heap and Annie Lou Staveley.
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Gurdjieff &
the Turkish Bath
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Gurdjieff's Turkish bath was a vital experience for many who lived, however briefly, at the Prieuré.
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Cannabis Sativa:
Visionary Medicine
or Blissful Poison?
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Why the grass is not as green as it looks.
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Film Review:
Talk to Her
by Pedro Almodóvar
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An original questioning of the conventional boundaries of love and relationship in the Spanish director's finest film.
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Art Review:
Max Beckmann:
Artist in Search
of the Self
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Seeking the true Self in art by creating a bridge from the visible to the invisible.
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