Jeff Bien is an internationally acclaimed poet and musician, and highly regarded meditation, consciousness and spiritual practitioner. His work has been published, translated and performed in more than sixty countries.

Over the years, Jeff Bien has released numerous poetry books including “Prosody at the café du coin”, “America & other poems”, his collection “A Taste of Creation” and his latest volume “In a Time of No Song”, with an introduction by A.F. Moritz.

Distilled from thousands of pages into a core collection of radical teachings, the book includes chapters, which Bien calls ‘songs’, on meditation (‘To know no mind’), geopolitics (‘Pax Egoica’), philosophy (‘Dialectical Immaterialism’), mysticism, quantum physics, lovers and Love, amongst a myriad of multidisciplinary ...

A rapturous piece by internationally acclaimed poet, musician, activist, and teacher of meditation and consciousness, Jeff Bien has spent a lifetime refining...

Jeff Bien is an internationally acclaimed poet and musician, and highly regarded practitioner of meditation, consciousness, and spirituality. His work has been published, translated, and performed in more than sixty countries.

Jeff Bien is an internationally acclaimed poet and musician, and highly regarded meditation, consciousness and spiritual practitioner. Here, he talks about p...

Jeff Bien, • A master poet, eloquent and erudite CBC • His poetry crackles with prophetic energy Canadian, Literature • Potent and persuasive City Lights, San Francisco • “A ruthless truth-telling poet” John Millett, editor, Poetry Australia •

Bien's work embodies diverse musical and cultural influences, engaging oral and formal traditions which include the migrancy of folk, jazz, classical, African and spiritual idioms.

Since the inaugural launch of his most recent recording, Jeff Bien’s musical debut has been nominated for a National Folk World Music Award, profiled nationally on Bravo, selected by CBC as one of the releases of the year, reviewed widely, and broadcast across the country, and on Radio Canada International.