Boyhood With Gurdjieff by Fritz Peters

Foreword by Henry Miller. Fritz Peters's account of his five years with G. I. Gurdjieff ranks among the classics of Gurdjieffian literature. Only 11 years old when his aunt, Margaret Anderson, brought him to the Prieuré in June 1924, he immediately became devoted to Gurdjieff. Within weeks, however, Gurdjieff suffered a near fatal car crash. During his recovery the young boy became his "chair carrier. " Other tasks included mowing the château's great lawns, kitchen boy, waiter and gatekeeper. He also was to clean Gurdjieff's room, no small task as Gurdjieff delighted in wrecking it. Peters was among the few to whom Gurdjieff gave individual lessons on the teaching.

Publisher:	Capra Press
Year:	1980
Binding:	Paperback
ISBN:	9780884961468
Condition:	Fair
Description:	Cover worn and creased; damage to top edge of back cover; some edge foxing.

This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1597110
Location: Biography