I have always been curious about how things work. That is why I studied electrical engineering first. I can trace that curiosity back to my early childhood when I experienced a miracle. Not once but twice. I should have drowned twice when I breathed in several feet under water. But no water went in my lungs. It was like breathing air. Even at eight years old I knew that shouldn’t happen. But it did. Not once but twice. That is what gave me the curiosity about the unknown and how things really work.
After learning about the unusual electrical properties of acupuncture points and other synchronicities, I eventually became an acupuncturist. And I brought my curiosity with me. That brought me to discover the importance and usefulness of electrical charge in acupuncture. That has beed an exciting and rewarding journey.
But my interests do not stop there. Ever since I was little I had a sense that there was something important about love. Being brought up Roman Catholic I learned about Jesus and his message of love. I remember being in second grade in religion class and the priest was talking about the dogma of the church. I remember thinking to myself “I don’t know about all this dogma stuff but there is something really important about love”. It turns out that love has been a theme in my life in many ways. That gave me an interest in psychology and human nature. I have had many psychic and spiritual experiences throughout my life that have taught me much about that side of life. All my life experiences came together in my third book “Life in 24 Dimensions”. And I continue to grow in my understanding. The journey never ends.
Even now I am trying to promote a way to kill tumors less invasively with a special form of electroacupuncture (It actually can be done two ways that I know of). Who knows what the future holds? I know I have more books in me with one almost finished.