Life in Dynamic Harmony (LDH)

“This is a wonderful realization of the foundational concepts underlying the universal archetypal meaning of the hoop. As you know, I’ve been hoop dancing for over 40 years and have found through touring to nearly 100 countries, that it’s universality is relatable to one and all.”

“. . . I think right now, the idea of the [LDH] medicine wheel and its symbolic key to balance is a topic of interest to calm down the psyche of North America--as well as Latin America, perhaps?”

“I have been reading a chapter a day, and it has helped me grow and learn so much! I’d be glad to talk more with you about it, and if OK to include others . . .. I am so grateful to you for writing it and for sharing this book with me.”

“LDH constitutes a veritable treasure house for all those who wish to find the key to enjoying life to the fullest, in preparation for the real life, the life of the spirit in the Heavenly Dominions.”

“I have read your interesting manuscript ... I must say I have held on to your book [instead of returning it] mainly due to overwork, but also due to a sense that I could use it in some way. . .. Unquestionably, there is value in the system you have developed over the years. It shows the maturity and understanding of a lifetime of “life” study. . .. With your permission, I will keep it on hand for the time being....”

“Your description of this book has definitely aroused my curiosity due to its novel idea . . .. The conception is unique in all respects and this scholarly research work of yours, must have been a labor on your part for quite a few years. Moreover, it may have the blessings due to crisis faced by you in your life. . .. Very seldom I have come across something absolutely innovative, such as the research work offered by you . . ..”

“I have now had a chance to look over the materials that you sent us. And, I feel that your book is certainly deserving of publication. But, unfortunately, it is not the type of book that Kalimat Press would be able to publish successfully. .

“I read the [introductory] material you sent . . .. First, I think you have a lot of valuable information here. What I see as the two central points are: There is an inner and an outer aspect to each part of our lives, and they are mutually supportive. They gain strength from one another. Neglect one, and the other suffers. This is illustrated beautifully with your sine wave . . .. The second point is that there are a host of related skills that need to remain in balance. Your mandala presents this graphically very nicely. The four divisions, and the inner and out circles help keep the large number of specific skills from seeming overwhelming. It is a good way to visualize review your personal inventory."

“Yes, received the manuscript a few weeks ago. Have not worked my way through it yet, but Jenna [his wife] started it and says she is enjoying it.”

“I think the ‘wheel’ approach has some real strengths because it appeals to our visual organizational capacities.”