A book in two parts by a Western practitioner of Zen Buddhism. The first part, …
1 owe a special debt of gratitude to those lesser psychic lights on the spiritual path because they have conditioned my somewhat sceptical temperament to appreciate that there really are more things in heaven and earth than is admitted by the average individual, and it is for this reason that I now write of them. I used them as stepping-stones to higher thing and others may do the same.
— The goose is out by William John Gabb (Page 21)
― Gabb W. J., ‘Chapter 2 - The Phenomenon of Guidance’, The Goose is Out, The Buddhist Society, 1956, p.21