Who Do You Think You Are?

Who Do You Think You Are is a treasure trove of spiritual wisdom. Open it to any page and find a message for you. -James Lloyd Dunn, author of A Tree By The River Do you like poetry, and how it can help you see things differently? Brian's poetry both comes from and points us to our inherent oneness as it encourages and gives permission for us to soften, to empathize, and to validate both our human and divine realities. I love reading a poem, drinking it in, and not being in a big rush to digest another. The book encourages the opposite. It reminds us to slow down and have reverence for each moment. I imagine it could be a perfect bedside book, where you can go to sleep and wake up by reading a poem. Let Brian's gifts nurture and refresh your soul. -Scott Grace, author of How To Evolve During The Trump Experience Whether Humanity Joins You Or Not One purpose of poetry is to help us awaken out of a dream of false reality. Brian's poems do just that, offering a tasty tidbit of a higher reality in each one. -Barry and Joyce Vissell, authors of The Shared Heart, Risk To Be Healed, How To Love A Man, & How To Love A Woman. (SharedHeart.org) Occasionally, though rarely, we find a work of words that touches our forgetting mind, and we remember the truth of Who we really are. Brian's way of expressing his poetry is such a rarity. Thank you Brian for walking the path and with your words helping us to find the Light to follow you. -Tom Carpenter, author of Dialogue On Awakening, The Miracle Of Real Forgiveness, & Let Love Find You