“A self-styled Merlin of the 1960s counterculture who inspired disciples like the Rolling Stones with writings about UFOs, prehistoric architecture and fairies . . .”
New York Times
“In this interesting collection, full of memorable details, John Michell commits many charming acts of political heresy against the received wisdoms of contemporary life, advocating by example where freedom still ... Read moreresides.”
Richard Heath, author of Sacred Number and the Lords of Time
“Joscelyn Godwin has shown exceptional empathy with Michell’s worldview in his judicious arrangement of the writings.”
Patrick Harpur, author of The Secret Tradition of the Soul and The Philosophers’ Secret Fire
“Refreshingly original, yet genuinely grounded in tradition. John Michell is wise, mischievous, and amusing. He has expanded the frontiers of British sanity and enriches the lives of those who know him and his works.”
Rupert Sheldrake, author of Morphic Resonance
“Forget trepanning, John Michell opened my third eye years ago. His revelations and the mysteries he touches upon are in my head forever
life would be dead dull and probably impossible without this extra and true dimension.”
Candida Lycett Green, coauthor of The Garden at Highgrove
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