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Book Review: III. Historical — Theological Studies: The Reality of the Devil: Evil in Man

Pope's own status as a practitioner of Transcendental Meditation does not at all prevent his being a very acute analyst of the Eastern religious phenomenon in America. He sees the "road east" as one of the "most beneficial consequences" of the earlier drug .scene (p. 140), and notes the number of disciples previously involved in the use of drugs (p. 35). He finds in the whole phenomenon a withdrawal from materialistic, commercialized society (even the drug culture became such!), an emphasis on purification from "poisons" (both physical and psychical — thus the emphasis on health foods and meditation), and a longing for enlightenment, usually defined as the attainment of "cosmic consciousness."