The Unknowable Gurdjieff

I particularly like this book because it tries to give the impression of meeting Gurdjieff and always feeling a certain mystery about him. The narrator is not a systematizer or proponent of the work primarily, but more a seeker who found something real that she did not expect. If you want an introduction to the forth way teachings read: The search for the Miraculous by Ouspensky, Teachings of Gurdjieff by C.S. Nott, and Meetings with remarkable men by Gurdjieff. But if you're looking for a more impressionistic portrait, one that is as much about the narrator as Gurdjieff, this is a great find.