Roberta J. Chromey’s Real People is a surprisingly engaging memoir that offers an intimate look into the Fourth Way teachings through her experiences with Irmis Popoff and J.G. Bennett’s Second Basis Course at Sherborne House. Chromey brings the personalities and spiritual insights of these influential figures to life, making complex ideas feel accessible and relatable.

Rather than a dry historical account, the memoir is full of personal anecdotes that inspire further curiosity about the Fourth Way. Chromey’s reflections prompted me to explore more deeply into this spiritual path.

An enjoyable and thought-provoking read, this memoir is a must for those interested in the Fourth Way or the teachings of J.G. Bennett. It’s both intellectually stimulating and personally inspiring. Real People is a compelling and accessible introduction to the Fourth Way, perfect for readers curious about its teachings or the lives of its practitioners.

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