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A compelling read, this book uncovers the causes of undesirable circumstances in your life and explains how you can unleash your inner creator to move past them. It provides step- by- step instruction on dealing with loss and growing in self- love. Additionally, it uncovers how to reprogram your thought process to allow access to your true desires. Finally, it details how to master the domain of the mind so that you remain in the driver’s seat on life’s road. 

 

The book is laid out in a way that has never been put to print before. It resonates with the logical mind and it speaks to the spirit as innate truths. It incorporates science, spirituality, and psychology, to open the gateway into the reader’s true and POWERFUL self.



AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON KINDLE









The Disempowerment of Women: A Lesson for Man-kind
(Will be released Fall 2021)





The Kid From Washington Heights 
(Fiction: coming Spring 2022)





Loss of Innocence: A Guide For Parents of Troubled Adolescents
(Coming Spring 2023)








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