Kenneth Smith

In his books, Kenneth Smith illuminates the human energy body as portrayed in the best-selling books of anthropologist Carlos Castaneda. By demonstrating that the central pillars of modern quantum wavefield theory and shamanism coincide, "The Complete Energy Body" provides a firm bridge between the worlds of science and mysticism, where scientific findings often follow those of shamans and other mystics. "Power Up Your Energy Body" offers perspectives and skills for out-of-body experience and the general development of consciousness. Writing as Ken Eagle Feather, he published several books on shamanic philosophy, including the classic "On the Toltec Path". His books have been translated into seven languages.

For his shamanic training, Smith apprenticed to Castaneda’s teacher, don Juan Matus. Afterward, he was on the staff of Edgar Cayce’s Association for Research and Enlightenment. He then went to the staff of The Monroe Institute, founded by sound and consciousness researcher Robert Monroe. Years later, Smith left his position as vice president of sales and marketing of an independent publishing company to become communications director of Beech Tree Labs, Inc., a discovery and early-stage development biopharmaceutical company. He also served as the executive director of The Institute for Therapeutic Discovery, a non-profit research and education organization focused on bridging biochemistry and biophysics. In this capacity, he published a variety of articles relating to medical science. A formally trained and experienced journalist and educator, his current enterprise, EB Dynamics, focuses on the exploration and education of the human energy body.