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The Proceedings of the 3rd International Humanities Conference, All & Everything 1998. Text of Papers and Seminars on Gurdjieff and the Fourth Way presented at the Conference - Papers on - The Trans-Caucasion Kurd; The Nature and Sources of Conviction; The Kundabuffer: The Kundalini Alchemy and Creation of the Soul; Time in the Cosmology of Mr. Gurdjieff; Mysterious Coincidences: Gurdjieff, the Enneagram and Tradition; Gurdjieff in Practice: The Liebovian Method; Joy Without a Cause: Work on the Emotional Centre in Daily Life; The Evolution of Evolution; Approaching the Neologisms of the First Series; Tracking Oskiano In Beelzebub's Tales; Secrercy in the Work; Beyond the Life-Death Antagonism: Prayer and Compassion in the Gurdjieff Hymns; The Origins, Meaning and Purpose of the Movements; Seminars on Chapters 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 of Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson; What is Authentic Form of the Work; Gurdjieff, the Past, Present and Future Tense of the Work.