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Title: Talks With a Devil by J. G. Bennett, Katya Petroff, P. D. Ouspensky ISBN: 1-57863-164-5 Publisher: Red Wheel/Weiser Pub. Date: April, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.67 (6 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Suddenly a new book by Ouspensky
Comment: These two tales came as a surprise. I've been working with G. and O. for three decades and had never come across these two tales. Essentially two short novella teaching stories. They are a wonderful addition to the work tradition and belong in any serious student's library.

Rating: 5
Summary: Excellent brainstorming!!
Comment: A great book dealing with the possibilities and the power of human nature. It is highly metaphorical making you perceive the way people should guide their lives in a unique, very spiritual and inspiring way. Both stories are great but I really enjoyed the second one which divides people in two categories: the ones which keep in thouch with their spirituality and perceive life as a unique experience involving self-discipline, universal understanding and completion of the soul. On the other side are the narrow-minded people who are strained by social, economical and materialistic prejudices...worn off (without having the conception of that) are merely happy with their lives...being tottaly incorporated with the materialistic way of life and having no idea about what is happening behind the 'scene'. An inspiring book!!

Rating: 5
Summary: A study of Human Motivation
Comment: Ouspensky presents an original and very readable study of the human mechanism . Consideration of the way we live our lives can be unpalatable when directly confronting negative aspects of our behaviour such as eating and drinking to excess or unsatisfactory handling of our time or relationships . This book presents these matters and others in an absorbing account of the problems faced by the Devil and his assistants in striving to assist human beings to relate more fully to the material world.

The story is amusing while giving insights which are not immediately apparent . Much of the enjoyment of the book comes after reading of it is completed.