This short autobiography tells the life story of Dean Davis, a true child of the 60's. Like many in his generation, Dean abandoned the Judeo-Christian tradition and sought for spiritual reality in Philosophy and Eastern religion, especially Zen Buddhism. His book focuses on a difficult four year period (1970-1974) during which his quest reached a fever pitch. Paradoxically, it was a season of great pain, but also of unexpected blessing. Dean has written about it in hopes of encouraging seekers everywhere; in hopes that their furnace, like his, may one day prove to be a furnace for gold.

A Furnace for Gold: A Child of the Sixties Takes the Test of Life

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Davis, Dean

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A Furnace for Gold: A Child of the Sixties Takes the Test of Life