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 NEW:
Chasing
the Divine: Huston
Smith and the seekers of Trabuco Canyon
by Don Lattin
Huston
Smith, the man who took religion seriously by
Dana Sawyer
Tales
of Wonder: Adventures Chasing the Divine (Huston
Smith with Jeffery
Paine) is named one of the San Francisco
Chronicle's 50 Notable Bay Area books of 2009. SF
Gate says: "In this delightful book, Smith tells us how he became the dean of world religion experts."
CNN.com
November 23,2009
Three
Sages/Three Paths
by Jeffery
Paine
Newsweek's
Lisa Miller wrote Huston
Smith's Wonderful Life for the May 18th issue of
Newsweek. It can be read
online.
Now Available from
HarperCollins Tales
of Wonder: Adventures Chasing the Divine, an Autobiography
by Huston Smith with Jeffery
Paine.
From The Washington
Post
Praise
Everyone
From San
Francisco Chronicle, Huston
Smith: Rock star of religions turns 90
From San
Francisco Chronicle, Review
of Tales of Wonder
**MUSIC
OF TIBET IN THE MEDIA NPR's
(National Public Radio) Morning Edition aired an Anil
Mundra story about multiphonic chanting, Gyuto
Monks: Ancient Practice, Modern Sound, featuring Huston
Smith. Listen
online or read the transcript.
See video
clip of Huston Smith recounting how he first encountered
Tibetan multiphonic chanting, which became the recording Music
of Tibet.
Phil
Cousineau (The
Roots of Fundamentalism: A Conversation with Huston Smith
& Phil Cousineau DVD) now hosts Global
Spirit on LinkTV. Episodes air Sunday (with encore
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