Suggested Reading
Are you interested in learning more about Gridley Wright and the psychedelic '60s? Here is a list of suggesting reading.
About Gridley Wright
Southern California Oracle
Yablonsky, Lewis, The Hippie Trip
1969
Sociologist Lewis Yablonsky immerses himself in in world of the hippie counterculture
with Gridley Wright as his guide.
August 1967
Tune in, Turn on, Drop out to what?
Interview with Gridley Wright
About the Counterculture of the 60s
Baba Ram Dass's journey to enlightenment. Contents: Journey,
The Transformation of Dr. Richard Alpert, Harvard-educated psychiatrist,
into Baba Ram Dass;From Bindu to Ojas-The Core Book
; Cookbook for a Sacred Life-A Manual for Conscious Being
Alpert, Richard, Be Here Now
1971
Gaskin, Stephen, The Caravan
An interesting journey, both religious and typical of the era.
Stephen Gaskin is a noted storyteller
and Gridley Wright's guru.
[Biography of a Hippy Journey Across the United States, Starting October 1970, Spiritual Trek of Old Bussses, Illustrated With Photos of Events and People Along the Way, Soul Searching, Prophecy, Free Love]
1972
About Bali
From the back cover of the 1999 edition:
First published in 1937, this book is still regarded by many as the most
authoritative text on Bali and its fascinating people.
Included is a wealth of information on the daily life, art, customs and religion
of this magical "Island of the Gods".
The author, a noted painter and caricaturist, was also a student of anthropology.
This book will appeal to anyone with an interest in this unique island,
general readers and serious anthropologist alike.
Complementing the text are 90 drawings by Covarrubias and countless others by
Balinese artists.
Also included are 114 half-tone photographs and five full-color paintings by the author.
Covarrubias, Miguel, Island of Bali
1937
Everything outside of yourself and the range of conciousness doesn't exist. It's an abstraction, a fantasy, so you tune in on yourself and you tune in on the world.
-- Gridley Wright
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