Publisher's Synopsis
Jeffrey has a huge problem! Jeffrey has just caused a nasty car accident and although he doesn't know it, this experience comes with powerful gifts and messages should he choose to receive them. From his hospital bed, his consciousness moves between the states of wakefulness and sleep and it is during one of his sleep episodes that he experiences a life review which shakes him to his core. From the perspective of the observer, he feels grief, sadness, anger, frustration and hopelessness, with precious few respites of joy, as he watches helplessly the trend line his life has been creating and it's not a pretty picture. Because the accident has temporarily immobilized him in his hospital bed, it is just the catalyst he needs, to seriously assess how he's chosen to lead his life up 'til now and to see the painful consequences of those choices. A surprising and life changing revelation In one of his dream states, he meets a spiritual wise man who gently asks him probing questions while alternately infuriating and comforting Jeffrey as he rides the rollercoaster of his life review. Because he thought 'constructive criticism' was the road to self-improvement, he's surprised to learn that his inner-critic has wreaked havoc with his personal development. Some surprising insights He's about to learn that he has all the inner power he needs to turn his life around, creating self-acceptance, well- being, more joy - something of which he's in short supply - peace and harmony. It's a rough road he travels in this dream state as he begins a self-help journey of spiritual awakening, slowly realizing that this inner power is much different and vastly more powerful than what the outer world generally means when they use the word 'power.' He learns among other things: Why struggling with a problem keeps him stuck That he doesn't have to have a solution to a problem to have peace over it, because he is able to trust, solutions are coming Slowly and sometimes painfully, he begins to realize there are about ten components which enable the transformation of his life, beginning and ending with NOW. Thankfully and with profound gratitude, self-acceptance and worthiness begin to grow within him. Can self-mastery and enlightenment even be possible? Could his life get much worse or much, much better? Can he turn around a life time of habitual thinking and feeling? He's about to find out.
