Mark Juhan

Mark has been studying the sacramental drug-culture relationship for seven years, having presented his research in Tallinn, Harvard, Breaking Convention and Prague. His interests span theology, philosophy, anthropology and literature and he looks at the relationship between measurable exteriorities, immeasurable interiorities, ritual and value generation, comparativism and natural theology.The child of a German priest and an Estonian witch, he studied at Oxford and Durham, has been a lay chaplain, humanitarian aid worker, teacher and researcher, is a published poet and is about to pursue a PhD at Exeter University in comparative drug culture. He helps to conduct ceremonies at Crossbones, which uses The Southwark Mysteries as a guidebook.