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Charles Bukowski Huston Smith Save KLSD Aldous Huxley COLLECTIBLES: Books Signed by the Author
NEW! Music CDs on mondayMEDIA
GraceNotes Gospel, Traditional, Fusion & World Music PLUS Music DVDs culled from our
Charles Bukowski DVDs
The all-inclusive 2-disc set One Tough Mother or the individual readings The Last Straw and There's Gonna Be a Goddamn Riot in Here
Hostage, the audio version of the poems in the DVD The Last Straw is available as a download on most download portals. Click here for the Amazon link.
Huston Smith
A lively discussion: Huston Smith interviewed by Ken Dychtwald on the topic of life after 90, a unique perspective.
See HustonSmith.com for More
Save KLSD: Media Consolidation & Local Radio
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Aldous Huxley
Knowledge & Understanding CD and Who Are We? CD, Lectures by Aldous Huxley
Huston Smith met Aldous Huxley very early in his career. Huxley served as a mentor for Smith, who is still very fond of the generous, charismatic, and gentle man hes often described. In the mid-1950s, Aldous Huxley delivered these two lectures at the Hollywood Vedanta Temple. The lectures, as well as the Q&A session which followed Who Are We, were recorded and preserved by the Vedanta Archives and are offered as separate CD recordings (in conjunction with Vedanta Press) with the Q&A session divided between the two. Who Are We? cover drawing of Aldous Huxley courtesy of Don Bachardy.
See also Aldous Huxley: A Biography signed by the author, Dana Sawyer
Free Streaming: What a Piece of Work Is a Man, September 1961, M.I.T. View the Source
Chalmers Johnson The talk Evil Empire + Q&A
COLLECTIBLES BOOKS SIGNED BY THE AUTHORS
About Father India: "I don't quite know how Jeffery Paine has done it - except by subtle and provocative genius - but FATHER INDIA is an utterly surprising and indispensable book ... Learned ... Lively ... It renders Jeffery Paine's vast knowledge intimately. FATHER INDIA is a splendid achievement." - Howard Norman, author of The Bird Artist
Collectible First Edition, Hard Cover $35.00
About Re-enchantment: Memorable anecdotes, great storytelling and keen observations mark this cogent exploration of the explosive growth of Tibetan Buddhism in the West. Paine offers chapters on many famous Tibetans, including the Dalai Lama (who, refreshingly, doesn't appear until nearly the end of the book), the pioneering Lama Yeshe, who first taught Westerners, and the controversial rogue playboy Chogyam Trungpa, Yeshe's character foil. Other chapters profile Westerners who discovered Tibetan Buddhism, like Tenzin Palmo (formerly a Cockney London girl named Diane Perry), who meditated alone for 12 years in an Indian cave and American lama Jetsunma (Catherine Burroughs), a much-married "tough bird from Brooklyn" who was the first Western woman to be recognized as a tulku (reincarnated Buddhist figure). - Publishers Weekly
$22.00
SORRY, OUT OF STOCK
Aldous Huxley: A Biography By Dana Sawyer
Reader Reviews
Laura Huxley herself said to Sawyer [paraphrased], "Out of all the biographies written about Aldous, this is the only one he would have actually liked." With emphasis on philosophical studies and works, it is the definitive source for understanding Huxley's influence and ideas.
I enjoyed the book. When I read it, I felt that the author was a close friend of Huxley's. If any reader plans on reading any books by Huxley, please read this informative, well-written biography first.
Paperback $19.95
Also Visit GemsTone Audio/Visual for Contemporary & Archival Audio, Video & Written Works of a Spiritual Nature Christopher Isherwood, Huston Smith, D.T. Suzuki & More
mondayMEDIA/GemsTone Personalities in the Media
Am I a Camera?