The Way of the Superior Man

I keep giving this book away; I think I've owned 30 different copies already. I tend to pass it out to anybody, man or woman, who has made a commitment to--or even has a passing interest in--the art of loving. David Deida gets it, like no one I've ever read, and he writes about it forcefully, honestly, and downright poetically.- --Michael Tucker, actor and author -The Way of the Superior Man is quite wonderful. Finally, a guide for the noncastrated male. This book will offend and infuriate some, inspire and test others, but challenge virtually everybody. I found it wise, insightful, occasionally brilliant, and always resourceful. To transcend the body-mind means to transcend and include its sexuality, not transcend and evaporate it. Few are the books that discuss strong sexuality within strong spirituality, instead of tepid sexuality diluted by a mediocre spiritual stance. This book steps straightforwardly into the challenge. Love it or loathe it, it is a shout from the heart of one perspective of the eternal masculine.- --Ken Wilber, author of Sex, Ecology, Spirituality; No Boundary; and Grace and Grit -At last! A book that explains the heart and soul of a woman to men. As a woman, I've never felt so understood and validated.