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...and journalist who was a Theosophist before becoming a follower of [[G. I Gurdjieff]].

== Connection with Gurdjieff's teachings == ...There, Dr. Barker was part of a small group that included Ouspensky's and Gurdjieff's wives.<ref>James Moore, ''Theosophical History'' Vol.3 No. 3, (July 1990)

...led him to the teachings of [[Jiddu Krishnamurti|J. Krishnamurti]], G. I. Gurdjieff, Zen, Yoga, and a deep immersion in the mystical teachings of the Indian an == G. I. Gurdjieff and Madame de Salzmann ==

== Connection to Gurdjieff == ...g.<ref>Seymour B. Ginsburg, "A Teacher of Dancing: The Mahatma Letters and Gurdjieff" ''The Quest'' 103 no.2 (April, 2015): 59.</ref>

[[File: Georges_Gurdjieff.jpeg|right|260px|thumb| Georges I. Gurdjieff]] ...self-improvement, which he referred to as "The Work" or "The Fourth Way." Gurdjieff worked first in Russia and later in France and became known as a teacher an