Search Results: Authors starting with T from By The Way Books

New York: Macmillan, 1973. Fifteenth printing. Very good condition in a very good dust jacket.. 466 pages.

Delhi: Macmillan, 1977. Paperback in very good condition..

New York: Macmillan, 1914. Near very good condition.. 85 pages.

Oxford: Anqa, 2007. First printing. Paperback in new condition.. 480 pages.

Vista Buddhist Temple "Shoken-Ji, 1987. Very good condition.. Published In Memoriam: Toyosuke Takemoto; 8.5" x 7" stapled booklet; 20 unpaginated pages.

Washington: International Campaign for Tibet, 1991. Paperback in very good condition.. 113 pages.

Tel Aviv: Minstry of Defense Publishing, 1993. First printing. Very good condition in a very good dust jacket.. Text in Hebrew; Full page color photographs of Jerusalem from the sky.

Orbis, 2010. Paperback in very good condition.. 125 pages.

New York: Nelson, 2020. Paperback in very good condition.. 201 pages.

New York: Image, 2015. First edition. Hardbound in fine condition in fine dust jacket.. 203 pages.

New York: Crossroad, 1991. Paperback in near very good condition.. Inscribed and signed by the author; 158 pages.

Liturgical Press, 2011. Paperback in very good condition.. 139 pages.

Brewster, MA: Paraclete, 2019. Paperback in very good condition.. 190 pages.

Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press, 2018. Paperback in very good condition.. Inscribed by author; 173 pages.

New York: Peter Lang, 1996. First edition. Hardbound in very good condition.. 356 pages.

London. Paperback in very good condition.. English transaltion with Arabic on facing pages; 63 pages.

Bombay: India Book House Education Trust, 1982. Paperback in very good condition.. Edited by Anant Pai; Illustrated by V.B. Halbe; Color 'comic book'; Amar Chitra Katha No. 26; 32 pages.

Kuala Lampur: Noordeen, 2004. First edition. Paperback in near very good condition.. 197 pages.

New York, 2009. First edition. Illustrated paper covered boards; New condition.. Foreword by J. Walter Driscoll; 264 pages. Systematically explores Gurdjieff's "objective art" of literary hypnotism intended as a major conduit for the transmission of his teachings on the philosophy, theory, and practice of personal self-knowledge and harmonious human development. In the process, the nature and function of the ‘mystical' shell hiding the rational kernel of Gurdjieff's teaching are explained—shedding new light on why his mysticism is "mystical," and Gurdjieff so "enigmatic," in the first place."In the ocean of literature on Gurdjieff, the brilliant book of Mohammad Tamdgidi has a very special place. It is the first serious academic attempt at a hermeneutics of Gurdjieff's texts, taking as key the core of Gurdjieff's teaching—the enneagram. Of course, Gurdjieff's teaching cannot be understood apart from its practice. But it is also true that this teaching cannot be understood without a rigorous… Read More

Faber & Faber, 1990. First edition. Paperback in very good condition.. xvi, 242 pages.