Product Description
by Susan Winter (Author)
Living the life you desire is the act of reconnecting to the limitless power you already possess. Allowing your magnificence to shine forth is the process of uncovering your own perfection and realizing that you are your greatest asset. Knowing the truth of "why things happen" enables the active understanding that all events and situations are here for your benefit. Extracting the gifts within life's challenges is the result of seeing beyond "what appears to be," and seeing the higher purpose in all that occurs. The design of Life is inherently wise. No matter how great our challenges, we were born with every tool we need to create our own liberation and transformation. In identifying the on-going architecture that's here to aid us, we begin to taste a sublime freedom. In learning how to read that architecture in "real-time," we begin to live the perfection of who we are, and who we are here to become.
Author Biography
Susan Winter (Older Women/Younger Men, New Horizon Press) is an evolutionary relationship expert and social futurist specializing in emerging models of human consciousness. Susan writes, speaks and coaches on today's innovative life choices and advanced thought systems. As a former national television anchor, she is regularly asked to present her insight on the many aspects of social evolution. Appearances include: THE OPRAH SHOW, THE TODAY SHOW, ABC/CBS/NBC EVENING NEWS, VH1, CNN, and MSNBC. Interviews include: COSMO (US/UK), HARPERS BAZAAR (US/UK/AUS), GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, THE NEW YORK TIMES, WASHINGTON POST, LONDON TIMES, CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THE LOS ANGELES TIMES, and NEW YORK MAGAZINE. Susan is the co-host of Love Online Radio heard on iTunes. All podcasts and articles can be found on: www.SusanWinter.net. In her off-duty life, Susan enjoys the novelty of being a fantasy action figure model. Her comic book and action figure characters include: Lady Death (Chaos Comics), Knockout (Vertigo/DC Comics) and The Matrix's Lady in Red. Living in Manhattan and Arizona, Susan divides her time between dynamic stimulation and creative solitude.
