Books by H. W. Randall

The life of an individual, presented as an autobiography, exemplifies the role that ‘will’ may have in the progression of consciousness as one interacts with multiple environments. The central character is named ‘Will’, whose earliest dream was abandoned upon becoming aware of a disjunct between introjected ideals and the realities of which he gradually became aware. His experiences include living in many states when young, education in California, political dissidence in the 60’s, residence in Japan for many years, teaching karate in India, tending bananas in Israel, and movement to Denmark where he and the wife he met in Israel would raise their family. The introduction and afterword are written by HWR and draw on studies in biology, physics, consciousness, and psychology.