The Fourth Way is a way – a path. As such, it can only be understood by traversing it. The ‘system’ as presented by Gurdjieff and Ouspensky, is a twentieth century expression of the Fourth Way – but it isn’t the way itself. It helps describe this ‘way’ to people unfamiliar with it, by outlining its character and flavor. It is a distant approximation of the thing itself. Indeed, Gurdjieff and Ouspensky were each eventually forced to abandon the system they so thoroughly taught, once they found their students losing themselves in fanciful debates over the system at the expense of traversing the way. The system began to bar the way.
In this section of the forum, you can watch the best films online on the Fourth Way. I wish you a pleasant viewing.

Meetings with Remarkable Men. (1979)

G.I. Gurdjieff is a spiritual teacher and mystic who, after a lifetime study, developed a form of meditation incorporating modern dance.

In Search of the Miraculous. (1998)

A film directed by Zivko Nicolic, script adaptation by Milan Peters based on the 1949 book by P.D. Ouspensky. Sidney: Fairway Films in association with Znak Productions Belgrade, 1998, 42 min. black & white. Thoughtfully telescopes Ouspensky’s book and glimpses of the teaching he received from Gurdjieff, interspersed with archival footage the Russia Revolution.

One Pair of Eyes. (1973)

The Gurdjieff Work at Sherborne House. BBC documentary. Diane Cilento.

Kay Smith Presents Gurdjieff's Teaching on Immortality and Man's Place in the Universe. (2012)

There is a certain book of aphorisms that Gurdjieff introduced to his students which says:
"To know means to know all. To know a part of something means not to know. It is not difficult to know all, because in order to know all one has to know very little. But in order to know this little one has to know pretty much. So we have to start with this 'pretty much', with this idea of coming to this 'very little' which is necessary for the knowledge of all."

Mystical dances - the passes of George Gurdjieff and Osho. (2002)

This material is a reproduction of the mystical movements of sacred dances that George Gurdjieff observed in the closed temples of Kafiristan (a historical region on the territory of modern Afghanistan), old Bukhara, as well as in the temple of the Sarmung Brotherhood.
The first, black and white part was recorded under the direction of Gurdjieff's student (Jeanne de Salzmann).
The second, color recording, a slightly modified version of the dances, was made in the commune of the spiritual mentor Bhagavan Shri Rajneesh, known under the pseudonym Osho.

The Secret Enneagram of Gurdjieff and its relationship to Universal Vortex Math.

Explores the relationship of the Gurdjieff Enneagram with Vortex Math to show that there is information in the vectors that is far more detailed than the information in the Enneagram of Personality or the Fourth Way Enneagram. The true vibrations of the universal notes are calculated.