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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Those were the days
My early edition (with only the mandala, not the title), was inscribed by Gaskin years after publication. He wrote, "To Greg, who was part of Monday Night Class, too. Stephen Gaskin." Everything since the 1960s has been, at best, a simulation of reality, the raw energy of those days. What generation is going to come up with something truly revolutionary...
Published on October 25, 2007 by P. G. Springer
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If Only They Had Known
I know people who went to the Farm to live. They no longer live there. If only they could have fast forwarded decades to the publication of this book they would have known why they would choose to leave. The Monday Night Class lectures are filled with drivel and woo woo. I suppose some of it can be laid at the door of the era in which they were given, but...
Published 6 months ago by Semaphore
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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Those were the days,
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This review is from: Monday Night Class (Paperback)
My early edition (with only the mandala, not the title), was inscribed by Gaskin years after publication. He wrote, "To Greg, who was part of Monday Night Class, too. Stephen Gaskin."
Everything since the 1960s has been, at best, a simulation of reality, the raw energy of those days. What generation is going to come up with something truly revolutionary? When? Are we all just going to melt?
1 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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If Only They Had Known,
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This review is from: Monday Night Class (Kindle Edition)
I know people who went to the Farm to live. They no longer live there. If only they could have fast forwarded decades to the publication of this book they would have known why they would choose to leave.
The Monday Night Class lectures are filled with drivel and woo woo. I suppose some of it can be laid at the door of the era in which they were given, but some of it was just patently stupid. The only reason I have given this book one star is because Mr. Gaskin's comments when he edited the past lectures are revealing and quite interesting. I think even he wondered what he had been smoking. |
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Monday Night Class by Stephen Gaskin (Paperback - Jan. 2005)
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