Title: interesting
Product review: I enjoyed reading this but didn't think it was great. IMHO there are many better books to spend twenty bucks on. If you're a Gurdjieff devotee, of course, then you'll want to learn what he was like to live with day by day. I wasn't much impressed by how he comes across in this book, and after reading the book I certainly don't consider him an enlightened being. Kudos to Mr. Peters for presenting an honest and forthright portrait rather than the kind of pablum that is typically written about guru-type figures. However, considering G.'s craziness and instability, why would anyone want to live by his ideas? Well, he did have some good ideas, but, like all of us, he was inconsistent, somewhat hypocritical, and sometimes off his rocker. It makes interesting reading and is honestly written but Peters was limited by the limitations of his subject.
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