Welcome to The DuVersity
Below, founder Anthony Blake gives two talks introducing The DuVersity.
DuVersity Membership
The DuVersity was founded in 1998 to embrace diversity as a source of new insights. It was mainly inspired by the work of John Bennett, particularly his magnum opus The Dramatic Universe, from which the name of the organisation was derived.
Membership in the DuVersity puts you on our mailing list and you will receive a hard copy of our publication The DuVersity by post three times a year, with many original articles. You can also claim 10% discount on the fees for our events and publications.
Membership Options
Student: $50 USD per year
Standard: $100 USD per year
Supporter: $150 USD per year

A New Book By Anthony Blake
Old Men Ought to be Explorers
A Compilation of Essays by Anthony Blake
Volume Two
In this second volume of essays Anthony Blake is largely concerned with the living and self-creating nature of science as an essential companion to esoteric thinking and even religion. He treats the emergence of modern science in Europe as not easily explained and necessarily requiring esoteric thinking as a challenge and stimulant. Serious seekers of the truth need convergence with natural science, without which they will stray into fantasy.

We have made a major addition to our website:
Systematics
Important work arising from John Bennett’s systematics was originally published on the website www.systematics.org which lapsed some years ago. Its content has now been gathered as a part of our DuVersity website and will serve to carry new material.
The site includes four videos of Anthony Blake talking about systematics, the enneagram and the lattice here and here.
We now have new videos available here
Have a Look at the Journals

The complete index of the archive of the DuVersity
Our Approach Includes
25 Years of the DuVersity 1998 – 2023
A new article by Anthony Blake explores the history of the first 25 years to the DuVersity
Read it here or download a PDF
Readings from Gurdjieff
By Anthony Blake
Fourth Way Theatrics, Claymont Court
A short video introduction to a recent workshop.



