Shunyamurti biography of michael
A bit of lateral context.
There was an expansion of numbers of BKs from San Francisco in the 1980s, including Robert and Peggy Shubow. Among their numbers was Dr Harold Streitfeld. Before joining BKs, around the time of his retirement, he was one of the group of psychotherapists who pioneered a lot of the post-1960s "human potential" movement in the USA.
Like many very tall people, he had a heart condition. He died around 1983, I think. He is probably best known professionally for being one of the founders of the Kundalini Clinic, which dealt with (let’s generalise with a sense of humour and a pinch of salt) some of the drug addled hippies who had gotten into various ”fast food” Yoga and meditation groups that had sprung up on the US West coast and found themselves shaken, if not more seriously disturbed or damaged, by partaking in practices they had little preparation and proper guidance for.
Anyone who was around these hotspots of cultural experimentation in these '
There was an expansion of numbers of BKs from San Francisco in the 1980s, including Robert and Peggy Shubow. Among their numbers was Dr Harold Streitfeld. Before joining BKs, around the time of his retirement, he was one of the group of psychotherapists who pioneered a lot of the post-1960s "human potential" movement in the USA.
Like many very tall people, he had a heart condition. He died around 1983, I think. He is probably best known professionally for being one of the founders of the Kundalini Clinic, which dealt with (let’s generalise with a sense of humour and a pinch of salt) some of the drug addled hippies who had gotten into various ”fast food” Yoga and meditation groups that had sprung up on the US West coast and found themselves shaken, if not more seriously disturbed or damaged, by partaking in practices they had little preparation and proper guidance for.
Anyone who was around these hotspots of cultural experimentation in these '