Whole

What do you do after life has handed you a wake-up call? Author Brian Seth Hurst experienced a significant professional setback, but, rather than "soldier on," he recognized it as a profound opportunity to acknowledge a deeper foundation at work in his life. It is the affirmation that there is sheer power in what one believes, and, for better or worse, those beliefs are the foundation for the reality we create. The question of "Why?" began a thirty-day inquiry and adventure for Hurst into the unknown. The result is the book W H O L E - a collection of powerful essays that examine how beliefs serve, or do not serve, us in our lives, how those beliefs can be transformed to change our circumstances, and the power of the ultimate connection to Source. What do you do after life has handed you a wake-up call? If you decide to remain awake, then you begin looking at your life. W H O L E is your companion as you review the past, balance all areas of your life, and begin to create anew. W H O L E prompts a very personal, progressive, and conscious examination of concepts and belief systems in every area of your life, ranging from relationships, work and time, to money, the environment, morality and your purpose. It asks provocative and thoughtful questions that lead to understanding. How do your reconcile everything that has happened and is happening in your life with the one you truly want? The good and the bad, the joy and the hurt, the wins and the losses - all those parts form the experience of your life and your identity. Yet, you are much greater than the sum of all those parts. W H O L E allows you to make sense of the pieces of your life as part of the greater being that is You. W H O L E presents you with the opportunity to reconcile the past, arrive wholly connected in the present, and create your future. W H O L E literally answers the question, "What was I thinking?" "To know "whole" in the duality of your reality, you must know broken. To know broken is to recognize that you are, always have been, and always will be WHOLE."