Sunnie D Kidd has worked in the academic sector as an administrator since the 70s until her passing in 2002. She has presented at multiple national and international conferences in many academic institutions including, but not limited to, The University of Paris (The Sorbonne), The University of Taiwan, The University of Miami and The University of Hawaii. James W. Kidd received his Ph.D. from Duquesne University in Philosophy and Psychology. He has taught in many academic institutions including, but not limited to, Duquesne University, The California Institute of Integral Studies and The University of San Francisco. He has lectured and presented many academic papers around the world. He taught more than thirty different courses including, but not limited to, Interpretation and Understanding of Human Existence (Hermeneutics), Great Philosophical Questions, Philosophies of the Far East, Teaching for Diversity and Social Justice, Social Ethics, The Psychological Foundations of Education and Learning and Teaching. He has taught undergraduate, graduate and doctorate levels. Both authors have multiple books such as, Experiential Method: Qualitative Research in the Humanities Using Metaphysics and Phenomenology, and Person to Person Inspiration. Sunnie and James Kidd have, also, published several articles in the fields of philosophy, psychology and spirituality.