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Dutton & Co., Inc. in paperback (3 volumes), SBN 0-52547348-3, 0-525-47349-1, 0-525-47350-5. Then published in 1993 by Two Rivers Press. Again published in 1999 by Penguin Arkana, a paperback which contains correction of errata and insertion of two paragraphs omitted from page 568 of Chapter 32 Hypnotism in earlier editions. A revised translation of 1135 pages, first published in 1992 by Arkana, an imprint of Viking Penguin, a division of Penguin Books USA Inc. Copyright Triangle Editions, Inc. 1992, ISBN 0-670-84125-0. This revision was begun on the initiative of Jeanne de Salzmann. The translation team included members of the Gurdjieff Foundation of New York, aided by members of the Gurdjieff Society (London) and the Institut Gurdjieff (Paris), as well as Triangle Editions. There is a Guide and Index available for both the original and revised translations published in 1971 and 2003 by Traditional Studies Press, ISBN 0-919608-01-9. There is also an Index and Study Guide for the original translation published in 2010 by Mr. Nylands groups, ISBN 978-0-615-32613-9. Theres also a Beelzebub Syllabus/Bookmark available for the original translation. For those interested in exploring Beelzebubs Tales even more deeply, there is an All & Everything Conference that meets yearly to study the book. Originally conceived as a congenial meeting of the Companions of the Book in 1996, the conference has become established as an independent forum on the writings of G.I. Gurdjieff, attracting international scholars, artists, scientists, group leaders, students, and speakers from around the world. Conferences have been held in the UK, USA, Greece, the Netherlands, Canada and the Czech Republic. Beelzebub will be a great help to me. I was about to say: it comes from the heavensyes, but from the living heavens. Rene Daumal
Reviews
On Attention and Understanding of Beelzebubs Tales G. I. Gurdjieff
An excerpt of a talk taken from an unpublished, undated typescript in which Gurdjieff comments briefly on the relationship between attention and understanding when reading Beelzebubs Tales.
The Struggle to Fathom the Gist of Beelzebubs Tales Terry Winter Owens
An essay from Terry Winter Owens published here first. For over 30 years, I have wanted to write a follow up to the essay on Gurdjieffs All and Everything that I wrote in the 1960s
The 100 Most Influential Books Ever Written Chapter 94: Beelzebubs Tales Martin SeymourSmith
Chapter 94 from The 100 Most Influential Books Ever Written:The History of Thought from Ancient Times to Today is reproduced in its entirety. Seymour-Smith points out that Gurdjieffs doctrine is the most convincing fusion of Eastern and Western thought that has yet been seen.
representation. Its more like, here in the first sentence of the entire book there is already a teaching but it requires thinking out of the box to grasp it, and Ive been too oblivious ever to notice it after all these years. What could this teaching be? ~~ Mr. Gurdjieff put everything, everything he knew in Beelzebubs Tales. A. L. Staveley This webpage 1998 Gurdjieff Electronic Publishing Revision: October 1, 2012