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Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson
An Objectively Impartial Criticism of the Life of Man
Book • 1950
This book is the first volume of Gurdjieff's 'All and Everything' trilogy.
It presents a complex and allegorical critique of human life, narrated by the character Beelzebub to his grandson Hassein as they travel through space.
The narrative includes discussions on cosmological and psychological laws, the early life of Earth, and the human condition.
Gurdjieff aims to 'destroy mercilessly' the conventional beliefs and views of humanity, intending to guide readers toward a deeper understanding and spiritual awakening.
The book is part of Gurdjieff's broader teachings on the 'Fourth Way' spiritual path.
It presents a complex and allegorical critique of human life, narrated by the character Beelzebub to his grandson Hassein as they travel through space.
The narrative includes discussions on cosmological and psychological laws, the early life of Earth, and the human condition.
Gurdjieff aims to 'destroy mercilessly' the conventional beliefs and views of humanity, intending to guide readers toward a deeper understanding and spiritual awakening.
The book is part of Gurdjieff's broader teachings on the 'Fourth Way' spiritual path.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by the Other Speaker as a cryptic work comparable to God Speaks.
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Mentioned by Holly Baggett as one of Gurdjieff's books.
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