Have you ever wondered why inner change feels so difficult?

Why people sincerely decide to improve themselves… yet keep repeating the same patterns?

Why emotions, habits, and thoughts seem to run on autopilot, even when you want to act differently?

The Armenian mystic G.I. Gurdjieff offered a striking answer:most human beings live in a state of psychological sleep, a condition in which reactions are automatic and self-awareness remains fragile and intermittent.

His teachings outline a practical path for developing presence, understanding how the mind works, and initiating a real process of inner transformation.

This book provides a clear and in-depth guide to Gurdjieff’s thought, designed for listeners who want to truly understand his ideas without getting lost in fragmented or overly complex texts.

Unlike many superficial introductions, this volume is structured as a complete manual—not a summary of recycled concepts.

Inside this audiobook, you will discover:

What psychological sleep really means and why most of our actions are automatic
The concept of the multiplicity of the self and why your sense of identity constantly shifts

The structure of the human being and the three centers
The Law of Three and the Law of Seven,
The meaning and method of the Fourth Way, inner work practiced within everyday life

...and much more!

If you're interested in philosophy, the psychology of consciousness, or traditions of inner transformation, this audiobook is for you.

Discover Gurdjieff’s ideas and begin exploring the path of awareness TODAY!

MELISSA SMITH