An Authentic Life 1.1 for pdf - Universalist Radha-Krishnaism

firewood business off of the ranch. It was really hard
work, but I made a bit more money that way. I
worked in the woods in sun, rain and snow. The first
snow fell on Christmas Eve. It was beautiful going
out early Christmas morning to walk in the snow
covered forest.
In those days, I started the day with a three egg
omelet, coffee, brandy, herb, and a cigar. I headed out
in my 4X with my dog, chain saw, and mall. Sometimes
I hired a helper.
In June, we completed our one year agreement
and moved back to Ashland. We just made ends meet
at the ranch. I needed to start preaching again. I
started Steve’s Yard and Ranch Work. A couple of
small ranchers were my regular clients.
Sucitra got more money from her family and
bought an ancient, hand-fed letterpress, and handset
lead type. We rented a small downtown office, and I
started Sky River Press. I did general printing on the
letterpress, and I worked freelance for a couple of
other print shops using their more advanced equipment.
I published The Forest Farmer’s Handbook: A
Guide to Natural Selection Forest Management, by Orville
Camp. It received praises for its sustainable, ecological
approach to forest management.
Sucitra and her two kids changed their names.
They became Asha, Mark and Kristi. Asha and I became
involved in the arts scene. We produced and
appeared in variety shows at cafes. I started teaching
The Path of Love at the Golden Mean Bookstore
downtown. I did PR for Actors Workshop and played
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