Curious Journey is a literary tour de force spanning the experiences, formulations, and applications of spiritual seekers, and cultures, throughout the ages. What is especially laudable is how Author Robert Charles Hunter describes the vast scope of such highly complex material in a very clear, concise and down-to-earth manner; sometimes enthralled, sometimes tongue in cheek, sometimes incredulous, often humorous. This book is a “must” read for anyone embarking on their own Curious Journey, as well as anyone who seeking a comprehensive history of the permutations of spiritual thinking.

Arthur Kornhaber, M.D..D.
Author of Spirit
Founder and president of the Foundation for Grandparenting  www.grandparenting.org

Rarely will you find a ‘cool cucumber’ entrepreneur and successful business maven like Robert Charles Hunter researching and writing a biting and brilliant tableau of New Age, Old Age, Metaphysics, Folklore and Mysteries, including Astrology and Numerology, that teaches and transforms skeptics and main line religious conservatives like A Curious Journey. Hunter insinuates his own spiritual growth with his discoveries and makes it possible for each of us to unearth ancient and current truths that we didn’t know existed. If you want to cajole your family and friends who will learn to be more open to what can free them from innate prejudice against spiritual wisdom, buy them this book. I’d suggest that you buy it by the caseload and stimulate your whole neighborhood.

Albert Clayton Gaulden
Author of Signs and Wonders and You’re Not Who You Think You Are
Founding Director, the Sedona Intensive™

Since I met my husband at the crossroads of our mutual quest, I have been privileged to witness his brilliant observations and share his profound descriptions of discoveries and wondrous miracles ...

Diane Ladd
Author of Spiraling Through the School of Life
Actress, Director, Screenwriter, Producer and winner of 23 International awards including 3 Academy Award™ Nominations and the British Academy Award.

One of the finest books I have had the good fortune to read. Robert is above excellence.

David Mason
Historian Laureate

The book “Curious Journey: Orgins”, is a marvelous compilation of the “Big Picture”. When we come across ancient structures that we cannot replicate today, we are puzzled. When ancient text is so deep or futuristic it is hard to wrap your current mind around them, it can be confusing. Or perhaps when we realize” New age” can't refer to even the last 100 years! There is a whole big puzzle that has many, many pieces. Robert Hunters Book has begun to weave the pieces together and offer clarity on the unknown.

Andrea Smith
World Peace Artist

Robert Charles Hunter’s CURIOUS JOURNEY, “A Traveler’s Guide to the Unknown” is a trip which touches your mind, heart and soul. Hunter compels you to delve deeper and deeper, to shake up your own beliefs, whether you are new to New Age or “Woo Woo”, having just started dabbling, or you have been immersed in “Woo Woo” for decades and want to continue your journey of alternative ways to think and feel about how we look at ourselves and our relation to everything seen and not seen. Every page is packed with information written brilliantly with enormous scholarly research but told with humor in an easily understandable and breezy style. He makes you want to explore more and more whatever the subject might be. Curiosity peaked page by page from Metaphysics to Gods & Angels to New Agers from the Past to Astrology, Numerology, Tarot and the Worlds beyond ours- this is just a sampling. And Hunter gives you many sources beyond his marvelous book from which to study further. A feast of a Smorgasbord of delectable treats to tantalize one’s “belief system”. Yum!

Chris Kelley Karel

Your book “Curious Journey: Origins” is absolutely brilliant. The scope of the knowledge and information contained in the book is just amazing. You have managed to assemble a book on so many diverse paths of knowledge and understanding. All these paths help us to better understand our own lives and help us to try to learn the meaning of life itself. Your book gives all of us clues as to our own purpose here on earth. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this.

Dick and Pat Van Patten

“Origins” is a great primer. I have never seen anyone put together a complete picture before in this detail. . . . chapter 6 on the translators was the first time I have seen such comprehensive content in one place and loved your conclusion “In the meantime what could it hurt to satisfy our curiosity, hone our knowledge, inspect alternatives, and come to our own conclusions.”

Dale Strack