A continuation of the author's earlier work, Teachings of Gurdjieff:  A Pupil's Journey.  In addition to his relationships with A.R. Orage, both Madame and P.D. Ouspensky, Olgivanna and Frank Lloyd Wright, and others, the volume can be read as one man's story of the transition between work in "special conditions," such as the author's stint at the Prieure, and reintegration into the activity of ordinary life.  What is the action of work in daily life?  As one's life begins to center more and more on inner work, what is "ordinary" life?