The fourth level of American Zen's Buddhist Journey to nirvana.

Sounds like a beer, tastes like sagebrush, and smells like a campfire.

Try a chew.

Download the PDF. Print it out   (You'll be using a lot of yellow toner. We tried to antique the page look.)

We'd prefer you read it, than chew it.

Note: Pages are great for getting your kindling started.

This is the ROUGH DRAFT, handwritten by Coyote and completed on his birthday, February 4, 2009.

The lyrics to most of Coyote's songs are poetry worth reading without the music.

This poetry book, Utah - Phase 1, was the precursor of what would become the 8 Levels of American Zen's Buddhist Journey.

This is a scanned copy of Coyote's ORIGINAL draft with his own editorial notes about each poem handwritten on the bottom of each page.

"A Long Way Home" depicts Coyote's desire to return to California. "Free The Change" criticizes the Mormon robotic mind. "Simple Lady" finds Coyote remembering peaceful moments in his life to escape his discomforts.