Aldous Huxley

Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) is well-known as a novelist, essayist and philosopher, the author of such works as Brave New World and The Perennial Philosophy in which he explored common ground shared by the great religious traditions. After moving to the USA in 1947 he was closely involved with The Vedanta Society of Southern California until his death in 1963. He contributed the article “Reflections on Time” which is featured in Light From The East: Modern Western Encounters with Eastern Traditions.