Jim DeKorne is a former epidemiologist and college English professor. He participated actively in civil rights and antiwar protests in the 1960s, the back-to-the-land and appropriate technology movements of the 1970s, and the psychedelic renaissance of the 1980s.
“Jim DeKorne expertly weaves together diverse threads…into a
coherent vision of the challenges and potential that inhabit our
modern psyche.”
—Erowid
“The collection of sources, woven together by DeKorne’s keen
intellect, becomes, not so much eclectic, as a multifaceted view of
a numinous path unfolding in a common language of the Perennial
Philosophy. This is a good book, intellectually stimulating, with
diverse and always relevant quotations.”
—Circles of Light
"This is an interesting philosophical exploration of two opposing
views of the world- materialist vs. perennial. One holds that what
you see is what you get, the other that there is more to life than
meets the eye and that we are all a part of the divine being… If
you are interested in philosophy and spirituality, you will find it
a fascinating read." —My Spirit Radio
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