The Herald of Coming Good is Gurdjieff’s first book, which he had privately printed in Paris in 1933. Gurdjieff refers to it as the first of his writings intended to head the list of his publications.
The Herald of Coming Good is Gurdjieff’s first book, which he had privately printed in Paris in 1933. Gurdjieff refers to it as the first of his writings intended to head the list of his publications. He describes the activities of his organization, "The Institute for Man's Harmonious Development", and gives an outline of his other writings, like "All and Everything", consisting of 10 books in three series.
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