The Real Question Remains: Gurdjieff: A Living Call
Sculptor, writer, voyager, journalist, and photographer who once worked at the Musée de l’Homme in Paris, with anthropologists and geographers among his admired ancestors, and with his unflagging interest in the ongoing creating of the creation, Henri Tracol could perhaps be called a “Renaissance man.”Tracol characterizes what is essential in the Gurdjieff teaching as a call to “place myself interiorly in relation to what presents itself from the outside.” He emphasizes that this teaching guards against dependence on credulity, dogma and subjectivity.