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Plavan N. Go is the publisher of 25 titles in Japanese (as of January 2024) including more than several of his own authoring, of which one title on the enneagram has been translated into English, and the translations of Gurdjieff's entire writings starting with Beelzebub's Tales along with all recorded talks and records from meetings, In Search of Miraculous and Ivan Osokin by P. D. Ouspensky, and the complete collection of short stories by Katherine Mansfield. He came in contact with Gurdjieff circles in the late 1980s, had interactions with some leading figures in the lines of transmission starting from Gurdjieff, and engaged in the practice of the Movements since 1990. He involved himself in affaires at the Osho Commune, Pune, India, up to 2001; he taught the Movements and led groups since 1997 in Japan, India, Russia and Turkey. Plavan spent a part of his youth in North Dakota and traveled widely across Europe and Asia since 1978. Since 2015, he has occasionally led long programs, centered around the practice of the Movements, in Çıralı, Turkey (see album). In 2023, Plavan published a new complete series of Katherine Mansfield's short stories in Japanese. In 2024, he is preparing to publish a new Japanese translation of Women in Love by D. H. Lawrence, a book that presents subjects such as the personality and the essence, the centers in man, the significance of man-woman relationship for the development of a soul in man, and the influence of the moon, mysteriously written just at the time when these were discussed within Gurdjieff's circles in Russia. The book is almost a direct result of daring and hazardous group work, like the one we often find ourselves been engaged in, attempted by D. H. Lawrence, Frida, with whom he had run away before getting married after her divorce, Katherine Mansfield, and John Murry, whom she eventually married. This book is interesting in that it deals with a theme, the kinship between the centers and the relationship between man and woman, which P. D. Ouspensky refused to accept in the transmission of the Fourth Way, just as C. G. Jung dropped the idea of the centers when he took the idea of male/female principles (animus/anima) from the esoteric book on the Secret of Golden Flowers..
Plavan's Personal-Historical Recollections Parts 1-4
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