Connie’s book, The Dear One Letters ,are like the breadcrumbs leading us on the path out of the forest to help us find our way Home. They remind us of how life really works and how to feel in control of it. They offer simple yet profound ways of diminishing the fears we have in life, including the fear that we have of being the powerful Light that we are. They lead us step by step, letter by letter, toward loving ourselves more fully. And they show us a myriad of ways to connect with the Magnificent Light that has been there since the day we were born. If we can get even a glimpse that we are a soul first and a human second, then we will know that we are powerful enough to create the happiness we are looking for. The Dear One Letters gives us more than a glimpse. They show us the way.

Dr. Connie Numbers

Her extensive clinical training as well as her own inner psychological work has led her down the path of her heart’s desire, which is to lead various workshops and seminars on loving the self. Dr. Numbers has presented these workshops throughout the country. Her first book, “The Dear One Letters: A Path to Growing as Human and Evolving as a Soul,” was published in April of 2012. It is a spiritual and psychological book about remembering that you are a soul first and a human second, and how you can connect with the magnificent Light that you are. More info at www.connienumbers.com

Dr. John L. Turner

Medicine, Miracles, and Manifestations, is the twenty-year story of Dr. Turner’s contributions to the field of neurosurgery through Integral Medicine. The concept of Integral Medicine has been written about by notable members of the medical community, including Andrew Weil, Larry Dossey, Deepak Chopra, Mehmet Oz and Dean Ornish. Each of these writers is a physician who specializes in internal medicine or surgery. What makes John Turner similar to these writers is that he, too, is a physician. What makes him different from these writers is that he is a neurosurgeon. In fact, he is the only brain surgeon to write of medicine from this perspective: hand’s on use of complementary techniques prior to, during and after surgery, and exploration of pathways that lead to the spiritual world. The tools of the surgeon normally have more immediate, measurable results on patients’ health and well-being. With the opportunity to study and operate on the brain, Dr. Turner was in a perfect position to explore the mind-body connection. Medicine, Miracles, and Manifestations reveals how metaphysical events such as remote viewing, telepathy, consciousness and life-after-death are verifiable manifestations of the manner in which the human brain interfaces with the universal consciousness that author Lynne McTaggart refers to as The Field. More info at: www.johnlturner.com

Here is the long-awaited odyssey that forged the character and tempered the spirit of Dan’s mentor. A spellbinding story of courage, faith, and love, The Journeys of Socrates reveals how a man became a warrior . . . and how a warrior found peace.

In Tsarist Russia, an orphaned child born of Jewish and Cossack blood grows up in a land of growing discontent. At an elite military academy, young Sergei Ivanov (Socrates) comes of age training to protect a way of life he doesn’t understand. When a sudden death forces Sergei to flee, he escapes into the wilderness, with nothing to cling to but the memory of his grandfather and the promise of a gift buried near St. Petersburg.

What follows is a story of love and loss, of hardship and triumph as Sergei encounters mentors, masters, and a mortal enemy. Searching for a child he has never met, Sergei’s odyssey unlocks hidden wisdom at the heart of life.

Comments by Dan:
I devoted four years of my life to convey the life, heart, and soul of my mentor — to tell his story and answer the questions I’ve been asked. No book speaks to everyone, but I believe it will sing for many. You will find this saga quite different from Way of the Peaceful Warrior — I had no wish to clone my first work. Journeys represents an evolution in my writing, where story comes first. And this story may lend new perspectives about your own life. For those expecting another Way of the Peaceful Warrior, I offer the words of one of Socrates’ mentors: “In combat and in life, expect nothing—but be prepared for anything…” More info at: http://www.danmillman.com

Dan Millman

His books, including The Journeys of Socrates, Way of the Peaceful Warrior, and The Life You Were Born to Live have inspired millions of readers in 29 languages.

Dan’s keynotes, seminars, and trainings have influenced people from all walks of life and all ages, including leaders in the fields of health, psychology, education, business, politics, sports, entertainment, and the arts.

Dan and his wife Joy live in northern California. He has three grown daughters and two grandsons.