Care and Feeding--Volume 1

Care and Feeding--Volume 2

Afterthoughts

Rejoice!  If these links are active, it either means I've finally died or, just maybe, I'm still kicking but in such an obscure place in the world that you will most probably never run into me on the fly.  Either way, you can now download the pdfs of my autobiography. As you can see, it's in two volumes (1200 pages were too many for a single book). I've made a few dozen hardbound copies for friends and alums which you, too, can have for free if you email me or my agent in time.  All I'll need from you is a place to send the books. In any case, I hope you enjoy the ride.  It certainly was a kick for me to write.

 

As for Afterthoughts, this is exactly what it implies, things I've written about after the autobioghraphy was finished. I suspect this will change with time, but there is nothing wrong with that . . .

Eastern Philosophy for Western Minds; A Search for the Jewel in the Lotu 

The E.Phil book was written primarily for the Polytechnic students who took my eastern philosophy and eastern metaphysics activity from 1979 to the early 2000's. The activity was not intended to convince anyone that a particular philosophic view was better than any other (though it was presented from the perspective of an advocate). It was designed to build for the students a framework from which they might better understand some of the more non-western ideas that had come out of the east. It was, in other words, for people who knew very little about eastern precepts and thoughts. If you are on this page, you will hopefully be looking for the autobiography, but if you get done with that and want to see what Poly students were running into during that twenty-five year period I presented the class, this link will take you to that book.