In 1970 hippy philosopher-teacher Stephen Gaskin adjourned his open, weekly meetings (referred to as Monday night class) and left San Francisco on a speaking tour of the U.S. He was accompanied by 250 students in a caravan of 50 buses and assorted campers.       Together they traveled over 8,000 miles as Stephen spoke at colleges and churches about peace, love and understanding, and the changes that were sweeping the country.  Here are the original transcripts of that historic journey along with Caravan meetings and Stephen's commentary from todays perspective.

The caravan

Literature & Fiction

Gaskin, Stephen

Literary

Random House]

Recollections of the author's experiences as a marine, a convict, and head of an international relief organization are combined with essays on American politics and society

Rendered Infamous

History

Americas

Praeger

A pocket book of spiritual teachings collected from talks given by Stephen Gaskin, co-founder of The Farm in Tennessee, explaining the common ground of the great religions and how to follow their teachings in order to change oneself. Includes photographs of The Farm community life in the '70s.

This Season's People: A Book of Spiritual Teachings

Religion & Spirituality

Book Pub. Co

Volume One: Sunday Morning Services on the Farm [Import] [Paperback]

Volume One: Sunday Morning Services on the Farm

Paul Mandelstein

Mind at Play

Haight Ashbury Flashbacks

Ronin Publishing

Gaskin, Stephen, Rendered Infamous: A Book Of Political Reality

RENDERED INFAMOUS A BOOK OF POLITICAL REALITY

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

the book publishing company

Haight Ashbury Flashback is a personal account of early experiences with telepathy and psychedelics during the exuberant San Francisco "Summer of Love" period. Told in brief, compelling episodes this book captures the Haight and the psychedelic phenomenon as no other work has. It explains the root and flowering of the Sixties culture and probes the transformational power - and dangers - of certain drugs.   Author Stephen Gaskin led the Monday Night Class at the Family Dog in San Francisco.  He and his people set off in a caravan of 150 Hippie busses and founded "The Farm" - a famous spiritual community that grew to 1,500 members.

Ronin Pub

Stephen Gaskin wants to change America. He wants to restore lost freedoms to every American, to make America a great country in the eyes of other countries and in the eyes of its own citizens. In this volume, Gaskin offers his opinions on such topics as universal health care, gun control, the preservation of prisoners' civil rights, the role of big corporations in our culture, and the legalization of marijuana. If you are familiar with Gaskin's views, you will welcome this compendium of his ideas. If this is your introduction to him, you will find this book to be an invaluable explanation of what is preventing our country from being great--and of how we can help Stephen Gaskin change America for the better.

An Outlaw in My Heart: A Political Activist's User's Manual

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Camino Books

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Cannabis Spirituality: Including 13 Guidelines for Sanity and Safety

High Times Pr

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The caravan

Rendered Infamous

This Season's People: A Book of Spiritual Teachings

Volume One: Sunday Morning Services on the Farm

Mind at Play

Haight Ashbury Flashbacks

RENDERED INFAMOUS A BOOK OF POLITICAL REALITY

Haight Ashbury Flashbacks

An Outlaw in My Heart: A Political Activist's User's Manual

Cannabis Spirituality: Including 13 Guidelines for Sanity and Safety