Bio

Builds a modern metaphysical framework integrating Neoplatonic thought, systems engineering, and sixty years of lived anomalous experience into a practical map for consciousness and wholeness.

Literary fiction set in the small California town of Peculiar — follows ordinary people discovering extraordinary truths about what it means to be alive, to finish something, and to finally come home to yourself.

Presents an original testable hypothesis: fifteen major multi-witness anomalous events across six continents and eighty years track a single plasma propagation constant derivable from geomagnetic storm data. The arithmetic is checkable. Make of it what you will.

Founds a new art movement and philosophical practice rooted in the body — where Breton’s original surrealist project meets sixty years of lived experience, and where free will is not a belief but a daily return.

Traces what happened to the most radical ethical teaching in Western history — and lets Plato answer in his own voice.

Retired nuclear engineer. Navy veteran. Co-authored Chapter 3 of How to Think Impossibly (University of Chicago Press, 2024) with Jeffrey J. Kripal. Taught at the Esalen Institute. Featured on New Thinking Allowed and Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio.