I graduated from High School in 1964 in Quebec, worked for eight years in the telecommunication industry and then dropped out. By that I mean I left the comforts of civilization to live in the forest in Northern British Columbia. I spent ten years living with and being a part of the forest and her creatures. I spent time among the Cree aboriginal peoples learning their culture. I studied comparative religions, metaphysics, quantum physics and philosophy on my own while living in the forest. 

I have published six books on a variety of subjects, including Log House building, a humorous look at forestry, philosophy, a cartoon history of the BC Gold Rush and a novel about reality, shamanism and life on the other side of the veil.
I have no certificates on my walls but I like to tell people that I'm certifiable. Ten years of living the way I did and the experiences I've had gave me a very different view of our civilization than the status quo version.