No. 1, June 9-22, 1967.

To those of you who are unfamiliar with me [To All Who Would Know]. p. 13.

To those of you who are unfamiliar with me [To All Who Would Know]. (corrected version) p. 13.

More truth, are you ready [To All Who Would Know]. p. 11.

Letters to Mel. p. 12.

The Hip Movement is guilt ridden [To All Who Would Know]. p. 13.

Letters to Mel. p. 13.

To speak what is ON your MIND [To All Who Would Know]. p. 13.

Letters to Mel. p. 13.

Diary of a Young Artist: Summer, 1960 Minneapolis. p. 4. (typos in last two lines hand-corrected: know knot, they you) [Mirror: Summer, 1960, 514½ 22nd Ave. So., Minneapolis]

WBZ Bob Kennedy radio interview with Wayne, Mel and Eben. (June, 1967. partial transcript). p. 10-11.

The only thing I know that is greater than me [To All Who Would Know]. p. 13.

Letters to Mel. p. 14.

Diary of a Young Artist: Summer, 1961 North Carolina; October, 1961 North Carolina. p. 4. [Mirror: Summer, 1961, North Carolina, at the end of a long haul; October, 1961, North Carolina]

How much you feel is an exact measure of just how alive you are [To All Who Would Know]. p. 13.

Letters to Mel. p. 13.

Leary. p. 4.

Diary of a Young Artist: Summer, 1960 Minneapolis; Summer, 1961 North Carolina; October, 1961 North Carolina; Late fall, 1961 North Carolina. p. 4. [Mirror: Summer, 1960, 514½ 22nd Ave. So., Minneapolis; Summer, 1961, North Carolina, at the end of a long haul; October, 1961, North Carolina; Late fall, 1961, North Carolina]

Wayne the more I think about it. p. 5.

On the subject of LSD [To All Who Would Know]. p. 13. (reprinted in The Chicago Seed, Vol. 2, No. 1. (n.d.) [January, 1968].)

Letters to Mel. p. 14.

Diary of a Young Artist: November, 1961 North Carolina. p. 6. [Mirror: November 13th, 1961, North Carolina]

Creeping around on this planet [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 8.

We are here to become compassionate creatures . p. 13.

Letters to Mel. p. 13.

Well pricks and chiggers. p. 15.

Such a beautiful day dawning [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 7. (reprinted in The Placemaker, No. 46, p.13. Summer, 1989).

Diary of a Young Artist: December, 1961 North Carolina; Late winter, 1961 No. Carolina. p. 10. [Mirror: Dec. 30, 1961, North Carolina; March 24, 1962, North Carolina]

when some people think of sweet jesus with his little toes curling up [To All Who Would Know]. p. 13.

On Abraham Lincoln. p. 13. (reprinted in The Placemaker, No. 46, p.13. Summer, 1989).

Letters to Mel. p. 15.

It absolutely amazes me. p. 21.

One thing we must constantly keep in mind [Essay on the New Age]. p. 7.

I NEVER UNDERSTAND THE PRESENT UNTIL IT IS PAST. p. 10-11.

Letters to Mel. p. 10-11.

Diary of a Young Artist: Late winter, 1961 No. Carolina; Dec. 17, 1961 No. Car. p. 12. [Mirror: February, 1962, North Carolina; Dec. 17, 1961, North Carolina]

A big horsefly flew in the window [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 15.

SOME TIPS ON HOW TO BECOME WISE. p. 17.

There are a bunch of dirty cocksuckers down in Cambridge. p. 3.

Human experience is at an all time high [Essay on the New Age]. p. 10.

Diary of a Young Artist: March, 1962, New York; Spring 1962, North Carolina. p. 14a. [Mirror: March, 1962, 414 E. 10th St., New York; June, 1962, North Carolina]

Often people get mad at me for waking them up [To All Who Would Know]. p. 16.

Well pricks and chiggers. p. 16.

Letter to Mel. p. 17.

Gerard asked me to come by the Factory [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 18.

I am a slimy little black thing. p. 23.

I found a nest of cockroaches. p. 7.

Diary of a Young Artist: Summer, 1962, North Carolina. p. 8. [Mirror: July 1962, North Carolina]

Intercourse: dialogue with Jim Kweskin. p. 17.

Now that I'm a writer again [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 18.

A heartache can never be solved by the mind [To All Who Would Know]. p. 20.

Letters to Mel. p. 20-21.

The United States has led the world [Essay on the New Age]. p. 22.

Diary of a Young Artist: Fall, 1962, North Carolina. p. 6. [Mirror: Fall, 1962, North Carolina; last 2 paragraphs: October, 1962, North Carolina (final paragraph, order changed)]

To have to leave what you love. p. 10-11.

An Americano in Doitchland. p. 10-11.

Time for me to blast the filthy eastern ways [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 13.

Human experience is at an all time high [Essay on the New Age]. p. 14.

Dear Joey, This one I had to write for you (Pluto). p. 15.

In the beginning. . . . there was God [To All Who Would Know]. p. 16.

Letters to Mel. p. 17.

Diary of a Young Artist: October, 1962, North Carolina. p. 6. ("We were just rapping about that") [Mirror: October, 1962, North Carolina (longer version)]

I'm going to fuck the world. p. 11.

When I was a boy growing up in the mountains [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 16.

Jesus preached compassion. (unsigned) p. 17.

Letters to Mel. p. 18-19.

If a woman is really a woman, and not just an old girl [To All Who Would Know]. p. 20.

Diary of a Young Artist: Fall, 1962, No. Caro. p. 9. [Mirror: Fall, 1962, North Carolina]

I have always easily befriended [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 20.

MAN ETERNALLY CREATES WOMAN [To All Who Would Know]. p. 21.

Letters to Mel. p. 22-24.

Diary of a Young Artist: October, 1962, North Carolina. p. 10. ("Barkety dog and croakery frog") [Mirror: October, 1962, North Carolina (with No. 15 part)]

a meditation. p. 14.

it made me sad when the lady fell down in the subway today [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 17.

Letters to Mel. p. 18-20.

If a woman is really a woman, and not just an old girl [To All Who Would Know]. p. 21.

(page numbers for Nos. 18-23 are Section 2 "magazine" pages)

Without dignity, I am nothing [To All Who Would Know]. p. 3.

Diary of a Young Artist: Late fall, 1962, No. Car. p. 4. [Mirror: September, 1962, North Carolina]

Reflections on an empty stomach. p. 4.

Would it surprise you [Essay on the New Age]. p. 9.

In the beginning lies the essence of all that is to follow [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 12.

Letters to Mel. p. 14-15.

On Abraham Lincoln. p. 3. (reprinted in The Placemaker, No. 46, p.13. Summer, 1989).

In the beginning lies the essence of all that is to follow [Telling It Like It Is]. p. 5.

Here is a good test. p. 5.

Diary of a Young Artist: Oct. 1962, North Carolina. p.7. ("Well yup I sure was perlighted") [Mirror: October, 1962, North Carolina]

Only a heart that is emptied of sadness can be filled with joy [To All Who Would Know]. p. 12-13.

Letters to Mel. p. 15.

Transcript of Interview between Mel Lyman and Dave Silver. p. 17-22.

The United States has led the world [Essay on the New Age]. p. 23.

(unpaged)

Tim Leary used to say [Essay on the New Age]. p. [3].

When the rain came. p. [11].

Diary of a Young Artist: Oct. 1962, No Car. p. [12]. ("We here at the happy house") Mirror: October, 1962, North Carolina]

Today I am speaking only to those who want to learn [Telling It Like It Is]. p. [14].

Understanding can only be created out of MIS-understanding [To All Who Would Know]. p. [15].

Letters to Mel. p. [16-17].

Every new day is a new door. p. [19].

Declaration of Creation. p. [3].

Diary of a Young Artist: Late October, 1962, No. Car. p. [4]. [Mirror: Late October, 1962, North Carolina]

The only thing I know is that people have to get together and love one another [Telling It Like It Is]. p. [4].

Last Poem. p. [5].

Pluto. p. [6].

Plutonians. p. [7].

Dear Readers. p. [11].

Letters to Mel. p. [12-14].

Loneliness is the sole motivation. p. [15].

A Mel Master Disciple Dialogue. p. [4].

To those of you who are unfamiliar with me [To All Who Would Know]. p. [5].

Ride a subway during rush hour in New York City [Telling It Like It Is]. p. [6].

The Structure of Structure (Act I) [Mel Lyman, David Gude, Jim Kweskin, Joey Goldfarb]. p. [10-13].

Diary of a Young Artist: November, 1962, Florida. p. [15]. ("All you can really ever look back") [Mirror: November, 1962, Florida]

Diary of a Young Artist: November, 1962, Florida. p. [4]. ("My present situation") [Mirror: November, 1962, Florida]

Now that I'm a writer again [Telling It Like It Is]. p. [6].

To speak what is ON your MIND [To All Who Would Know]. p. [8].

Letter to Mel from Kathy and reply. p. [4].

Diary of a Young Artist: Dec. 1962, New York City. p. [6]. [Mirror: December, 1962, Bowery loft, New York City]

Letter from Mel Lyman to David Silver of "What's Happening Mr. Silver" concerning the show telecast on Channel 2, April 24, 1968 p. [8].

How much you feel is an exact measure of just how alive you are [To All Who Would Know]. p. [8].

I used to be degraded but now I am divine [Telling It Like It Is]. p. [26].

Love [Like a monkey swinging from limb to limb]. p. [28].

American Avatar

Letter to Brian [Keating] of the New York Avatar. p. [4].

When Was There Greatness in History?. p. [5].

The Whole World is Watching. p. [6-7].

Some Enlightening News. p. [19].

Creeping around on this planet [Telling It Like It Is]. p. [19].

Once I was free of memories. p. [27].

Reply to Patti Ramsay's letter. p. [2].

When, by one experience or another [Contemplations]. p. [3].

The more sensitive the man [Contemplations]. p. [6].

To carry loneliness with grace is dignity. p. [7].

Some Enlightening News. p. [10].

The Democratic Process. p. [11].

The Fort Hill Community. p. [22-33].

We have been afloat now for seven months.... p. [34-35].

Message to Humanity. p. [3].

As Christ appearing in this modern day and age. p. [5-6].

Reply to Mark Hirschhorn's letter. p. [10].

Review of Jacques Sandulescu's Donbas. p. [12].

I have written much here that ridicules [from Autobiography]. p. [13].

Although it seems that many days have passed. p. [17].

I'll never forget the day my father took me aside (with Wayne Hansen). p. [18-19].

The more freedom, the more discipline required. [Essay on the New Age] p. [20].

There is a divine spirit that dwells deep in the heart of man. [Essay on the New Age] p. [22].

Patience is the test of character. p. [24].

The Body Does Not Create Life. [Contemplations] p. [26].

All Life is Ruled by Law. [Essay on the New Age] p. 7.

All that really matters in this life is a man's inner worth. [Contemplations] p. 42.

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