Sidian Morning Star Jones, Rolling Thunder’s grandson and one of the caretakers of his spiritual legacy, is a graphic designer and founder of Open Source Religion. The coauthor with Stanley Krippner of The Voice of Rolling Thunder, he lives in Boise, Idaho. Stanley Krippner, Ph.D., is a professor of psychology at Saybrook University and past president of the Association for Humanistic Psychology. The recipient of several distinguished awards and author and coauthor of many books, he lives in San Rafael, California.

“These first-person encounters with one of the most intriguing figures of recent American history are by turn frightening, amusing, informative, touching, and mystifying. Rolling Thunder’s healing and wisdom were sought after by characters as diverse as members of the Grateful Dead, Muhammed Ali, and Buckminster Fuller. The authors have done us all a huge service by collecting these extraordinary accounts of a remarkable man.”

• Acknowledgments FOREWORD Rolling Thunder as a Transpersonal and Transcultural Exemplar Harris Friedman, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION Magic, Myth, and Rolling Thunder Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION A Book of Thunder Stories Sidian Morning Star Jones PART 1 THUNDER WEATHER 1 Heavenly Rain with Rolling Thunder Alberto Villoldo, Ph.D. 2 How Rolling Thunder Made the Thunder Roll Larry Dossey, M.D. 3 Invoking the Thunder Phillip Scott 4 Did Rolling Thunder Work at a Distance? Bill Storm 5 Is Rolling Thunder Still Having Fun? Karel James Bouse PART 2 Thunder Healing 6 Shamanism, Science, and Climate Change Stephan A. Schwartz 7 An Exorcism in California Jean Millay, Ph.D. 8 An Exorcism in Wyoming John Perry Barlow 9 A Recurring Dream Brian Wilkes PART 3 Thunder People 10 How Artwork Became Heart Work Karie Garnier 11 How Fred Swinney Became Graywolf Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. 12 Life Should Be Beautiful for Everyone Jean Millay, Ph.D. 13 Walking with the Truth Kenneth Cohen 14 Mother Earth Is Our Great Mentor Carolyna Saint Germain 15 Watching the Thunder Start to Roll Kanya Vashon McGhee 16 When Nixon Did the Right Thing Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. PART 4 Thunder Encounters 17 A Decent and Respectful Burial Michael Neils 18 We Know How Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. 19 Meeting Rolling Thunder Tom Eelkema 20 The Snake and the Salmon Walter Peterson 21 Sensing Rolling Thunder’s Energy Michael D. Austin 22 Let Go of the Shore Leslie Gray, Ph.D. 23 Standing Guard David Sessions 24 He Really Liked the Girls Oh Shinna Fast Wolf, Ph.D. 25 Rolling Thunder’s Medicine Powers William S. Lyon, Ph.D. PART 5 Meta Tantay 26 Meta Tantay Marked the Beginning of a New Era Ed Little Crow 27 A Memorable Visit to Meta Tantay Jean Millay, Ph.D. 28 The Heart of Meta Tantay Everlight 29 The Manifestation of a Vision Gert Reutter, M.D. 30 Walking in Two Worlds Jürgen Werner Kremer, Ph.D. 31 Healing from Creation Jürgen Werner Kremer, Ph.D. Rolling Thunder Was a Social Networker Sidian Morning Star Jones CONCLUSION AFTERWORD Smoke and Mirrors Steve Speer BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

Sidian Morning Star Jones, Rolling Thunder’s grandson and one of the caretakers of his spiritual legacy, is a graphic designer and founder of Open Source Religion. The coauthor with Stanley Krippner of The Voice of Rolling Thunder, he lives in Boise, Idaho. Stanley Krippner, Ph.D., is a professor of psychology at Saybrook University and past president of the Association for Humanistic Psychology. The recipient of several distinguished awards and author and coauthor of many books, he lives in San Rafael, California.

“These first-person encounters with one of the most intriguing figures of recent American history are by turn frightening, amusing, informative, touching, and mystifying. Rolling Thunder’s healing and wisdom were sought after by characters as diverse as members of the Grateful Dead, Muhammed Ali, and Buckminster Fuller. The authors have done us all a huge service by collecting these extraordinary accounts of a remarkable man.”

• Acknowledgments FOREWORD Rolling Thunder as a Transpersonal and Transcultural Exemplar Harris Friedman, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION Magic, Myth, and Rolling Thunder Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION A Book of Thunder Stories Sidian Morning Star Jones PART 1 THUNDER WEATHER 1 Heavenly Rain with Rolling Thunder Alberto Villoldo, Ph.D. 2 How Rolling Thunder Made the Thunder Roll Larry Dossey, M.D. 3 Invoking the Thunder Phillip Scott 4 Did Rolling Thunder Work at a Distance? Bill Storm 5 Is Rolling Thunder Still Having Fun? Karel James Bouse PART 2 Thunder Healing 6 Shamanism, Science, and Climate Change Stephan A. Schwartz 7 An Exorcism in California Jean Millay, Ph.D. 8 An Exorcism in Wyoming John Perry Barlow 9 A Recurring Dream Brian Wilkes PART 3 Thunder People 10 How Artwork Became Heart Work Karie Garnier 11 How Fred Swinney Became Graywolf Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. 12 Life Should Be Beautiful for Everyone Jean Millay, Ph.D. 13 Walking with the Truth Kenneth Cohen 14 Mother Earth Is Our Great Mentor Carolyna Saint Germain 15 Watching the Thunder Start to Roll Kanya Vashon McGhee 16 When Nixon Did the Right Thing Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. PART 4 Thunder Encounters 17 A Decent and Respectful Burial Michael Neils 18 We Know How Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. 19 Meeting Rolling Thunder Tom Eelkema 20 The Snake and the Salmon Walter Peterson 21 Sensing Rolling Thunder’s Energy Michael D. Austin 22 Let Go of the Shore Leslie Gray, Ph.D. 23 Standing Guard David Sessions 24 He Really Liked the Girls Oh Shinna Fast Wolf, Ph.D. 25 Rolling Thunder’s Medicine Powers William S. Lyon, Ph.D. PART 5 Meta Tantay 26 Meta Tantay Marked the Beginning of a New Era Ed Little Crow 27 A Memorable Visit to Meta Tantay Jean Millay, Ph.D. 28 The Heart of Meta Tantay Everlight 29 The Manifestation of a Vision Gert Reutter, M.D. 30 Walking in Two Worlds Jürgen Werner Kremer, Ph.D. 31 Healing from Creation Jürgen Werner Kremer, Ph.D. Rolling Thunder Was a Social Networker Sidian Morning Star Jones CONCLUSION AFTERWORD Smoke and Mirrors Steve Speer BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

Sidian Morning Star Jones, Rolling Thunder’s grandson and one of the caretakers of his spiritual legacy, is a graphic designer and founder of Open Source Religion. The coauthor with Stanley Krippner of The Voice of Rolling Thunder, he lives in Boise, Idaho. Stanley Krippner, Ph.D., is a professor of psychology at Saybrook University and past president of the Association for Humanistic Psychology. The recipient of several distinguished awards and author and coauthor of many books, he lives in San Rafael, California.

“These first-person encounters with one of the most intriguing figures of recent American history are by turn frightening, amusing, informative, touching, and mystifying. Rolling Thunder’s healing and wisdom were sought after by characters as diverse as members of the Grateful Dead, Muhammed Ali, and Buckminster Fuller. The authors have done us all a huge service by collecting these extraordinary accounts of a remarkable man.”

• Acknowledgments FOREWORD Rolling Thunder as a Transpersonal and Transcultural Exemplar Harris Friedman, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION Magic, Myth, and Rolling Thunder Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION A Book of Thunder Stories Sidian Morning Star Jones PART 1 THUNDER WEATHER 1 Heavenly Rain with Rolling Thunder Alberto Villoldo, Ph.D. 2 How Rolling Thunder Made the Thunder Roll Larry Dossey, M.D. 3 Invoking the Thunder Phillip Scott 4 Did Rolling Thunder Work at a Distance? Bill Storm 5 Is Rolling Thunder Still Having Fun? Karel James Bouse PART 2 Thunder Healing 6 Shamanism, Science, and Climate Change Stephan A. Schwartz 7 An Exorcism in California Jean Millay, Ph.D. 8 An Exorcism in Wyoming John Perry Barlow 9 A Recurring Dream Brian Wilkes PART 3 Thunder People 10 How Artwork Became Heart Work Karie Garnier 11 How Fred Swinney Became Graywolf Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. 12 Life Should Be Beautiful for Everyone Jean Millay, Ph.D. 13 Walking with the Truth Kenneth Cohen 14 Mother Earth Is Our Great Mentor Carolyna Saint Germain 15 Watching the Thunder Start to Roll Kanya Vashon McGhee 16 When Nixon Did the Right Thing Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. PART 4 Thunder Encounters 17 A Decent and Respectful Burial Michael Neils 18 We Know How Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. 19 Meeting Rolling Thunder Tom Eelkema 20 The Snake and the Salmon Walter Peterson 21 Sensing Rolling Thunder’s Energy Michael D. Austin 22 Let Go of the Shore Leslie Gray, Ph.D. 23 Standing Guard David Sessions 24 He Really Liked the Girls Oh Shinna Fast Wolf, Ph.D. 25 Rolling Thunder’s Medicine Powers William S. Lyon, Ph.D. PART 5 Meta Tantay 26 Meta Tantay Marked the Beginning of a New Era Ed Little Crow 27 A Memorable Visit to Meta Tantay Jean Millay, Ph.D. 28 The Heart of Meta Tantay Everlight 29 The Manifestation of a Vision Gert Reutter, M.D. 30 Walking in Two Worlds Jürgen Werner Kremer, Ph.D. 31 Healing from Creation Jürgen Werner Kremer, Ph.D. Rolling Thunder Was a Social Networker Sidian Morning Star Jones CONCLUSION AFTERWORD Smoke and Mirrors Steve Speer BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX