Documentary biography · A. R. Sayer
The Voice on Ibiza
The Life of Ra Uru Hu and the Making of Human Design
In January 1987, on a hillside on Ibiza, a bankrupt Canadian advertising man said a Voice spoke to him for eight days and dictated a complete system of self-knowledge. Millions of people now generate the chart that came out of that room.
The Voice on Ibiza is the first documentary biography of Ra Uru Hu, born Alan Robert Krakower: the Montreal childhood and the black-walled house in Toronto, the morning he walked away from his life, the island that took him in, the eight days as he told them, and the quarter century in which a destitute teacher built a worldwide system. It follows the record into the courts, trademark files, newsletters, and witness accounts that show what happened to that system after he died.
Assembled entirely from sources a reader can check, the book keeps four things strictly apart: what the public record establishes, what Ra said of himself, what the system claims in its own terms, and what named witnesses testify. It is neither devotion nor debunking. The reader meets the whole man and draws the conclusions.
Companion volume to ZENO: Zeno Dickson and the Erasure of Human Design’s Teachers and Divergence: The Schools and Systems of Human Design, Compared.
Editions and availability
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Details
| Format | Paperback (6 × 9 in) and eBook |
|---|---|
| Pages | 228 |
| Words | About 73,300 |
| Publication date | [TBD — set at KDP upload] |
| ISBN | [TBD — assigned at KDP setup] |
| Imprint | Archive House |