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Organizations:

All & Everything International Humanities Conference

Providing an open, congenial and serious atmosphere for the sharing of researches and investigations of G. I. Gurdjieff's legacy. Meeting annually in Bognor Regis, England, seeking to keep the study of the teachings of Gurdjieff relevant to global scientific, spiritual and sociological developments.

http://www.aandeconference.org/

The Church of Conscious Harmony

Traditional Christian contemplative practices of "centering prayer" and active prayer, and the esoteric Christian teachings of the Work of G. I. Gurdjieff.

http://www.consciousharmony.org

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Claymont Society for Continuous Education

Arranges seminars, conferences and retreats. The facilities are available for other like-minded groups. Runs a school for children and organic farming. Founder: J.G. Bennett.

http://www.claymont.org/

DuVersity

Founded by Anthony Blake. DuVersity organizes Fourth Way work seminars, including Movements, based on Gurdjieff's and Bennett's teachings as understood and applied by Anthony Blake.

http://www.duversity.org/

Fellowship of Friends

Spiritual organization modeled after the Fourth Way tradition. Information on the private community and photos of the associated vineyard and winery.

http://www.apollo.org

Fourth Way Contacts

Open and free service for those interested in the Fourth Way. The contacts are from people and organizations from around the world.

http://www.fourthway.info/

The Fourthway ManHo Center

Aims to bring together fellows of friends who are interested in the teachings of Gurdjieff, Ouspensky and associates and also the Works of Professor Dr. Tan Man Ho.

http://www.geocities.com/tanmanho/

Gurdjieff Ouspensky Centers

Describes schools in several countries and provides background information on the teaching principles.

http://www.gurdjieff-ouspensky-centers.org

Kesdjan.com

Offering Movements and articles with practical exercises related to the Work. Many extracts from original texts by Gurdjieff, Ouspensky and other writers.

http://kesdjan.com/4th.html

The Leeds Gurdjieff Society

General information on Fourth Way and e-mailadres.

http://www.gurdjieff-leeds.com

2Pi Fourth Way School

Located in Boise, Idaho, USA. Offers quotations, newsletter and membership details.

http://www.fourthway.us/

Praxis Research Institute

An institute for the study and practice of esoteric Christianity. Publishers of related books.

http://www.praxisresearch.org/

Quartavia.org

The path of inner alchemy in the teachings of Gurdjieff and the Fourth Way. A site with both Italian and English with plenty of information and events.

http://www.quartavia.org/inglese/indexinglese.htm

The Search at Northeon Forest

Arranges seminars and meeting. Articles on the philosophy of the organization and Gurdjieff's teaching. Established by Paul H. Beidler.

http://www.cs.moravian.edu/~kowalskM/Gurdjieff/#setting

Search Group

Website dedicated to the teaching of Georges Ivanovitch Gurdjieff : biography, teachings, conferences.

http://4eme.voie.free.fr/index_en.html

The Sojourner Institute

Shirra Meiklejohn-Wilson's privately owned religious institution.

http://www.sojourner-institute.com

Summa Foundation

Practical study in Philadelphia for self-development using Fourth Way methods, including Movements, articles and online-studies.

http://www.summafoundation.org/

Tayu Meditation Center

Founded 1976 the center combines the Fourth Way teachings with Tayu meditation called self-observation. Offers a self study program.

http://www.sonic.net/~tayu/

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