In the late sixties, a time of spiritual and social revolution,a Western reverend traveled to the east, to study Buddhism. Meeting this enlightened Master in Toronto, in his first Dharma Centre residence, was almost instantly illuminating. The interfaith work of this superbly open-minded leader, first introduced as Ananda Bodhi, is presented with anecdotes derived from a personal and pretty joyous perspective, considering the wide horizons of that wondrous era. Ananda Bodhi founded a meditation centre for both eastern and western studies, The Dharma Centre of Canada. We students were permitted great spiritual freedom; the enlightening results are presented personally, and with a lot of warmth and humour. My book also has a script. This is meant to signify pedestrian religious concerns and conflict, in a retro setting. NB: Second Edit ( due soon) contains new links and material. Deep Purple is a photo book that complements my work on religion.