In addition to fiction and non-fiction writing projects, Jeffrey is hard at work on the upcoming documentary series, "Sacred Nature." To unwind, he prefers playing online games with his friends or dabbling in numerous artistic mediums. An avid backpacker and outdoorsman, he spends a great deal of time in the mountains, forests, and along the beaches in his native Pacific Northwest. In addition to the work he does with Old Ways, Jeffrey is a husband and father, relishing the time that he spends with his family. To maintain his ethical standards where his role as a spiritual teacher is concerned, you'll often find him sharing excerpts from upcoming books via Old Ways and the site's associated Facebook group months in advance of the book's publication.
Unlike many spiritual teachers, Jeffrey is extremely reluctant to accept payment for instruction, which is one of the key reasons why Old Ways is offered completely free of charge. He began teaching spirituality in 1992 and founded Old Ways in March 1997. He taught classes and workshops, preached in churches, led covens, and studied under an amazing line of teachers including a Native American shaman and an old Roma crone. The quest led through nearly every major religion on Earth and countless regional indigenous systems of belief. On March 21, 1987, he embarked on a quest to see beyond the veil of religion and find the divine for himself. Jeffrey Pierce is a best-selling novelist, exhibited photographer, indie filmmaker, and traditionally trained shaman.
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