The Caravan

The Caravan by Stephen Gaskin documents a remarkable moment in American countercultural history. In 1970, Gaskin paused his influential Monday night classes in San Francisco and set out on a nationwide speaking tour, joined by 250 students traveling in a caravan of buses and campers. Over 8,000 miles, they visited colleges and churches, sharing conversations about peace, love, social change, and conscious living during a time of profound cultural upheaval.

This book presents the original transcripts from that journey, along with accounts of caravan meetings and reflections by Gaskin from a later perspective. Part travelogue, part philosophy, and part historical record, The Caravan offers insight into the ideals and questions that shaped a generation seeking new ways to live and understand the world.

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