of individuals seeking to find meaning through putting into practice the teachings of G.I. Gurdjieff.
Member meetings and activities are organized to deepen each person’s search in the midst of everyday life while supported by a community of fellow seekers.
The Foundation remains committed to ensuring that the forms of this living teaching continue to evolve to serve future generations while protecting its integrity and purpose.
in 1924 with forty of his followers including dancers and musicians. His visit attracted attention with performances of sacred dances and exercises. Over the next twenty five years, Gurdjieff returned to America eight more times. By his death in 1949, he had established thriving groups in New York and other U.S. cities.
of his teaching to Jeanne de Salzmann. Under her guidance, the New York groups came together to form the Gurdjieff Foundation of New York. Throughout its existence, the Foundation and its members have attracted thousands of individuals searching for meaning in their lives.
