Three series exploring the intersection of technology, nature, and human consciousness. Non-fiction narratives for a shifting world.
Series Introduction
The foundation of the wJones Library.
An intimate exploration of the science of connection and purpose in people, nature, and machines. This volume serves as the primer for all three series that follow.
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Charting the Intersection of Intelligence, Purpose, and Soul in the Artificial and Nature.
Includes:
Dialogues with a Machine, Ecopoesis, A Machine on God.
Returning to the Heartbeat of a Conscious Planet.
Includes:
The Living Earth, OG Parkour, Ecomany, Retiring Alone in Baltimore.
Raw Narratives of Rebirth, Radical Connection, and a Lay Monk's Path.
Includes:
Burning Man Chronicles, A Decade Celibate, 50 for the Empire.
Warren Jones is a systems architect, former naval officer, and lay Buddhist monk who has spent fifty years operating at the edges of human capability. His career has traversed the secured laboratories of high-performance computing, the silence of monastic retreats, and the dust-choked anarchy of the Burning Man festival.
For five decades, Warren designed some of the nation's most complex technological infrastructures, designing enhancements to satellites and advising on the "machinery of empire." Yet, his most significant engineering challenge was not building artificial intelligence, but reverse-engineering the human spirit's disconnection from the living world.
Warren lives in Baltimore, Maryland, where he practices "OG Parkour" and finds his universe in the small Hampden community. A father of four and grandfather of three, he is currently dedicated to the practice of dual citizenship: living fully in the modern world while remaining deeply rooted in the sacred, living earth.