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The Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution

The five lectures Ouspensky read to newcomers: man does not know himself, is a machine capable of knowing it, lives in lower states of consciousness and can evolve only through conscious work on himself. It is the shortest and clearest gateway to his teaching.
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Authorship note
Five introductory lectures written by Ouspensky in 1934 and revised for years; they circulated privately (1945) before Hedgehog Press's public edition (1950).
Editions and translations
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English

The Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution
Vintage Books, 1973
ISBN 9780394719436
P. D. Ouspensky
The Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution
The Conscious LibraryThe Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution
Hedgehog Press, Nueva York, 1950
Español
P. D. Ouspensky
Psicología de la posible evolución del hombre
The Conscious LibraryPsicología de la posible evolución del hombre
Sielp, Buenos Aires, 1991
ISBN 9789509785113

Psicología de la posible evolución del hombre
Gaia Ediciones, Madrid, 2010
ISBN 9788484453178
Other works by P. D. Ouspensky
- The Fourth Dimension · 1909
- Tertium Organum: A Key to the Enigmas of the World · 1912
- The Symbolism of the Tarot · 1912
- The Inner Circle: On the Superman · 1913
- What Is Yoga? · 1913
- Strange Life of Ivan Osokin · 1915
- Talks with a Devil · 1916
- A New Model of the Universe · 1931
- In Search of the Miraculous · 1949
- The Fourth Way · 1957
- Letters from Russia, 1919 · 1978
- Conscience: The Search for Truth · 1979
- A Further Record · 1986
- The Cosmology of Man's Possible Evolution · 1989
- A Record of Meetings · 1992
- Memory · 1953
Sources
- Ouspensky, P. D. The Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution. Nueva York: Hedgehog Press, 1950.
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