…up in Cambridge to spend a semester at the Harvard School of Divinity, excuse the expression. He had a wonderful accent. Gerald Hurd, another mysterious man of magic, I think he was there kind of guiding us. There's one amusing digression here. The first…

…And we called in at that time the people we thought were experts. We had people like Alice Huxley, and the Gerald Hurd, and Al Watts, and many wonderful Hindu and Buddhist teachers, and wonderful prophets, and experts in freedom from the beatnik 15,…

…just one second? You mentioned names. Has it been done yet? I think we should say hello to Aldous Huxley. Yes. And to Gerald Hurd. Yes, we should. And Alan Watts. And to Alan Watts, who was the most underestimated of all the philosophers of our time.…

…that have been assigned to us, and there's no good guy, bad guy, or more credit or blame or whatever. You were, what Gerald Hurd would have said, you were on the cutting edge of things, and that's probably where you belong. Timothy, well, Tim, I don't…

…crisis and need for creativity in the field of education, in the cultivation both of the human resource and the knowledge resource. Gerald Hurd, a close friend of Aldous Huxley, whom I had invited, but who asked Gerald to replace him because of a bug of…

…that day in contrast. The prankster's wild fun and Millbrook's soulful meditation. We were influenced by European philosophy. Albus Huxley and Gerald Hurd. Wow, we were odd. Alan Watts. On and on. And no, but we were wall-to-wall gurus. So it was a much…

…of the rest of the world is seen as one of the royal roads to using your head. There's an amusing story about Gerald Hurd, the 70-year-old British philosopher who was a tiny little man who went running around the country several years ago looking for a…