Rarely does a field-builder allow us the opportunity to journey into the life-long journey leading to the formation of the work. With bold transparency, Miller shares his enormously rich professional and personal journey of seven decades with an open hand. He shows us the terrane of his inner and outer life.""- Lisa Miller, Author, The Spiritual Child, Teachers College, Columbia University;""Whether in the classroom, writing books, keynoting, or being a friend, Jack Miller's life journey exemplifies his multi-dimensional embracing of "the way of nature" and accepting of the mysterious. Always acknowledging the Indigenous roots of holistic education, he managed to bring parts of the Indigenous worldview into schools in ways that accommodated all cultures. This book gives testimony to his great contribution to understanding why we must return to our interconnected way of being.""- Four Arrows, Author, Sitting Bull's Words for a World in Crises

• Foreword; Lisa Miller.Preface.Chapter 1. Leaving America.Chapter 2. Childhood: Anchored in My Mother's Love.Chapter 3. The Insecurities of Adolescence.Chapter 4. University Years (1961-1965): Living in My Head.Chapter 5. My First Teaching Experience and Meeting Jean.Chapter 6. Marriage and Discovering Humanistic Education.Chapter 7. The Turmoil of 1968 and Meeting My Mentor.Chapter 8. Doctoral Studies: Thesis Struggles and Feelings of Alienation.Chapter 9. Thunder Bay: Finding Community.Chapter 10. St. Catharines: Jean's Death, Beginning Work in Holistic Education.Chapter 11. Life Changing Events in Japan.Chapter 12. Soul in Education and Three Holistic Schools.Chapter 13. Holistic Education in South America, Bhutan, and the Asia Pacific Network in Holistic Education.Chapter 14. My Practice and What I Believe.Chapter 15. My Classroom.Chapter 16. My Life as a Series of Gifts.Appendix A: CO Statement.Appendix B: The Viennese Four: My Story in Music.Appendix C: Approaches to Learning and Curriculum.References.About the Author.

Rarely does a field-builder allow us the opportunity to journey into the life-long journey leading to the formation of the work. With bold transparency, Miller shares his enormously rich professional and personal journey of seven decades with an open hand. He shows us the terrane of his inner and outer life.""- Lisa Miller, Author, The Spiritual Child, Teachers College, Columbia University;""Whether in the classroom, writing books, keynoting, or being a friend, Jack Miller's life journey exemplifies his multi-dimensional embracing of "the way of nature" and accepting of the mysterious. Always acknowledging the Indigenous roots of holistic education, he managed to bring parts of the Indigenous worldview into schools in ways that accommodated all cultures. This book gives testimony to his great contribution to understanding why we must return to our interconnected way of being.""- Four Arrows, Author, Sitting Bull's Words for a World in Crises

• Foreword; Lisa Miller.Preface.Chapter 1. Leaving America.Chapter 2. Childhood: Anchored in My Mother's Love.Chapter 3. The Insecurities of Adolescence.Chapter 4. University Years (1961-1965): Living in My Head.Chapter 5. My First Teaching Experience and Meeting Jean.Chapter 6. Marriage and Discovering Humanistic Education.Chapter 7. The Turmoil of 1968 and Meeting My Mentor.Chapter 8. Doctoral Studies: Thesis Struggles and Feelings of Alienation.Chapter 9. Thunder Bay: Finding Community.Chapter 10. St. Catharines: Jean's Death, Beginning Work in Holistic Education.Chapter 11. Life Changing Events in Japan.Chapter 12. Soul in Education and Three Holistic Schools.Chapter 13. Holistic Education in South America, Bhutan, and the Asia Pacific Network in Holistic Education.Chapter 14. My Practice and What I Believe.Chapter 15. My Classroom.Chapter 16. My Life as a Series of Gifts.Appendix A: CO Statement.Appendix B: The Viennese Four: My Story in Music.Appendix C: Approaches to Learning and Curriculum.References.About the Author.