1866 - 1949
George Gurdjieff was an Armenian-Greek spiritual teacher, mystic, and composer, born around 1866 in Alexandrapol, Russia. He is best known for developing the "Fourth Way," a unique system of spiritual development that combines elements of Eastern and Western philosophies, along with his teachings on self-awareness and consciousness. Gurdjieff's influential works include "Meetings with Remarkable Men" and "Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson."