"In Search of the Miraculous" is a philosophical work by P.D. Ouspensky, published in 1949. The book explores the teachings of G.I. Gurdjieff, a mystic and spiritual teacher, focusing on the nature of human consciousness and the potential for personal transformation. Ouspensky presents Gurdjieff's ideas about self-awareness, the importance of inner work, and the quest for a deeper understanding of reality. The text is structured as a narrative of Ouspensky's experiences and insights gained during his time with Gurdjieff. It emphasizes the need for individuals to awaken from their mechanical existence and strive for a higher state of being. The work has influenced many in the fields of psychology, spirituality, and philosophy.