About Michael

It is my belief that we are all well and whole. We come to this life in a state of unity with Source and soon develop amnesia which separates us from this unity. As we face life’s traumas, we make decisions about ourselves with regard to how we must act to remain loved. Becoming well therefore, is the uncovering of these illusions we hold about ourselves as we reconnect our personalities with our Essence and return once more to the realization of our true genuine nature. This genuine nature or Eternal Self is in harmony with everything that exists. It has abilities of awareness, imagination, creativity, intuition and love that are beyond those of our personalities. I believe that these abilities belong to a greater awareness that we each individualize in our own unique way, at the same time we are never separate from it.

Authors like Plato in ancient Greece, Buddha in the Far East, Gurdjieff and Ouspensky in the early 1900s, Castaneda in the 1970s, and Joseph Campbell in the 1980s, were all writing about timeless and universal ancient wisdom. Imagine what it would be like to have these great teachers explain how ancient wisdom applies to every aspect of your daily life. These great teachers are no longer here to continue showing us the real world. I wrote The Art of Being Fully Alive to carry on the tradition and responsibility of communicating ancient wisdom in modern terminology without diluting or distorting the truth. I wrote The Art of Being Fully Alive to help you remember the wonderful, beautiful, powerful human being that you are. To show you how to escape the matrix, find your truth, your freedom, and live the life you were born to live.