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The Black Butterfly takes its name from January 1977, when a black butterfly landed on Richard Moss's forehead and changed his consciousness forever. The book gestated for ten years, and when he finally sat down to write it, it came in ninety days.

In it, Moss writes about unconditional love, about the wisdom of ignorance, and about the difference between a passing perturbation and a genuine transformation. He explores the psychology of energy, illness and healing, sexual energy and intimacy, aloneness, the raising of children, and what it would mean to move beyond war.

All of it leads to radical aliveness: the root from which our very sense of being emerges.

Readers have come to this book for nearly forty years, in seven languages, often because it gave them words for experiences that traditional teachings could not explain, and because it offers a guide rather than a guru, free of dogma.

This updated 2026 edition marks the return of this essential work, with a new preface by the author.