by bhakta Eric Johanson   This book traces the journey of one ISKCON institution devotee away from Krishna consciousness. The author details his various explorations into cult psychology, the history of Krishna consciousness, as well as the psychology of religion, all in his search for objective evidence. Of particular concern is the tendency of human beings to gravitate towards a worldview centered on certainty, something apparently provided by virtually all religions. In the end the author, one Sourav Uttarkabat, concludes that the most reliable process of acquiring evidence is that of uncertain, empirical scientific observation, this despite praising the Krishna conscious philosophy “as the best and most beautiful theology made…