To Man in Truth: Enlightening Letters
As a young man working in newspapers in Australia,Barry Long's life was taken up with the drive for success and material gain. By his late twenties he had a wife, two young children, a big architect-designed house, and was about to become the youngest-ever editor of a Sunday newspaper. He had been a newshound and crime reporter in the male-dominated Australia of the 1950s. Later, working in press and public relations, he was exposed to the world of politics and big business. So he knew at first hand what drives the male ego. As a spiritual teacher of men, he was often a hard master, able to see immediately through the defences of 'man's world'.