The Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution: Revised 2nd. ed., with "Notes on Decision to Work," "Notes on Work On Oneself", and "What is School?" (Aziloth Books)

Ouspensky's unique series of five 'psychological lectures' describe not what Humanity is now, but what it may become.
Most people are 'asleep' - they act mechanically, are not totally conscious of their own existence, and are filled with a multitude of ephemeral and competing 'I's. To awaken - to find inner unity - one must first become continually self-aware, a difficult task that requires special techniques, sustained effort over many years, and the help of a bona fide 'school' of wisdom.
In these lectures, originally meant only for a select few, Ouspensky gives invaluable guidance for those starting out on this most important of all quests. Included in this edition are the 'Notes on Decision to Work', a vital adjunct to understanding his philosophy and method. A book that will repay careful study over many years.