Two practising psychologists travel from the United States to England to meet again with the charming, unassuming gardener who had taught them so much about his Principles of Mind, Consciousness, and Thought. Following their previous meetings and discussions with him at the same 17th-century hotel, they had begun to incorporate some of what they had learned into their lives and their psychology practices. The changes to their lives and their patients’ lives so astounded them that they longed to learn more about the wise gardener’s inspiring philosophy. The gardener, in his quiet way, presents them with a deeper understanding that can be applied in a practical way to their lives back home.