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Condición: Paperback in new condition. 204 pages. Beryl Pogson and members of her Work group often used the image of a rogue elephant to symbolize the usually irresistible impulse that takes over the natural role of our emotions and plays havoc with our thinking. However, Mrs Pogson (1885-1967) exchanged metaphor for plain talking when explaining how unpleasant feelings govern the lives of us all. Any who imagine themselves immune from the disruptive influence of negative emotions may well see new potentials in life when they read this selection of her talks on the psychological teaching introduced by George I. Gurdjieff, Peter D. Ouspensky and Maurice Nicoll.

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Fourth printing. Limited printing of 40 copies, hand numbered; With marking ribbon bound in; 508 pages. Beryl Pogson had a knack for penetrating the layers of meaning in Beelzebub's observations about Man and our place and role in the Universe. More Significant, she showed how to use this knowledge in one's everyday life to nourish the inner Self.The True Myth records in detail her instructions to groups studying Gurdjieff's ideas. A notable feature is her use of "the law of analogy" to translate cosmic processes into methods of human psychological and spiritual transformation. Hardbound in very good condition in a very good dust jacket; Small amount of wear and creasing to jacket.