Mutants and Mystics

In the recent issue of JITP, Mark Schmanko contributed an essay which looks at the work of Jeffrey Kripal from an Integral angle, particularly Kripal's book, Mutants and Mystics.  I've been meaning to check it out, based on Mark's recommendation and essay, but now I've received an extra push from Beams and Struts, where the book has also been highlighted in an essay by Chris Dierkes. 

This book sounds right up Kela's alley, by the way.  I wonder if he's read it.

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