Topic: Psychological Commentaries

Maurice Nicoll is best remembered for his five-volume "Psychological Commentaries on the Teaching of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky," which offered a more approachable entry point into the Fourth Way. Despite the controversial nature of his private diaries, his public work is regarded as a vital contribution to esoteric study. Lachman defends the inclusion of Nicoll's private struggles in the biography as necessary for an honest historical account.