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by Jerry Brewster (Author)
This book is a record of one and a half years of workdays at the Group's Loft workspace in lower Manhattan during the late 1980's and early 1990's. It is documentation of the way Jerry worked with his groups during that time. Every generation must find a new way of working. What woke up one generation will not necessarily wake up the next. When we came to the work these ideas were new and fresh - now the ideas are taught in psychology classes in universities. But there is a process to waking up and rules that govern it. Gurdjieff says "Many alarm clocks are necessary and always new ones." This book is a testament to the practice of these rules. The fourth way requires working together, working on yourself, and making the ideas your own.
