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The Truth Seeker's Handbook is a guide for experiencing life, looking at it and asking questions. Be present, be observant and be sincere. I call it a spiritual guide because the desire to commune and to harmonize is really what spirit is all about. Everything is and all of us are energy. Add to that personality and you have a recipe for movement. And that is really the big question, isn't it. As we move do we move in harmony or do we meet resistance? I don't claim to have all of the answers, I too am seeker. But there have been those moments when clarity reared its beautiful head and what seemed to be truth shone through. I have learned in my life that when I have epiphanies or see something clearly that what is most important is the feeling, the energy I feel at that moment; something in my whole being that says this is real. And when that happens, and further down the line I am struggling and looking back and doubting what I saw then, I remember the knowing and validate the experience. In this way what we learn is not lost. In this book I share what I believe to be true. But more importantly, I hope to provoke your thoughts and open up a dialogue.
The Truth Seeker's Handbook is written in 4 parts. "Themes" consists of a number of themes that developed naturally from my journals writings that go to some of the core issues of life. "Earth in Peril" is a look at the inner relationship that we have with the planet and the reasons why we do harm to our home. "True Stories" is just that; a few tales from my life and of some of the serendipity I have experienced and the interesting people I have encountered. "Reminders" is a collection of short entries that are perhaps philosophy if they are deep enough to qualify as that; references for daily living.
