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Welcome!
Throughout my writings I have focused on those ideas and concerns that engage us as we begin to wake up to our deeper and more essential nature. I have also sought to provide some tools and techniques to help facilitate that process. While each of my books approaches these areas in totally different ways, the reader will discern that the intent in all of them is directed toward an inner awakening.
High in the Andes...
This book is presented in the form of a spiritual adventure novel. It includes teachings on meditation, the effects of our actions, subtle perception, gratitude, forgiveness, judgment of others, and more. There are also references to the differences between the esoteric and exoteric aspects of religion, which is explored further in the next book.
The Transforming Power of Illness...
Presents the insights and awareness that many people developed as a result of dealing with the presence of HIV and AIDS in their lives; insights that allowed them eventually to view their illnesses positively, and see - as they themselves discovered - the gifts and blessings behind them. They discovered in their journeys those differences between the esoteric and exoteric aspects of religion - what they described as the differences between religion and spirituality. Those journeys also enabled them to reach the same conclusions that academic scholars came to in their own research, and are presented here in the last chapter - they all recognized the distinctions between healing and curing.
An Exploration of Truth...
In this book I examine the nature of truth as it reveals itself in numerous areas of our lives. My intent is to present additional tools and techniques to facilitate greater mindfulness among those seeking - at some level - to enhance awareness and promote that inner awakening.
That Which Flows As One...
Is probably best described as a psychological drama of relationships with spiritual overtones; intended to demonstrate that while we may be greatly shaped by our early childhood and the parenting we received, we continue to be influenced by outside forces as well as by our own internal temperament and natural endowment; and that the opportunities for deeper growth into awareness and enlightenment are ever present.
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High in the Andes
The Transforming Power of Illness
An Exploration of Truth
That Which Flows As One
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