Living in the Moment offers insights and easy-to-follow steps to recognize whether one is living in the present moment or actually stuck in the past or future.

Book 2 in this series is a sharing of one man's journey out of the darkness of a life half-lived into one of unlimited possibilities fulfilled.

This book shows us how to assess the pros and cons of each piece of our story (along with the beliefs we took on earlier in life) and to then decide which ones still serve us and which ones don't. The reader is then given the opportunity to re-write his entire life story, right into the future, using the complimentary copy of a Companion Notebook, especially created so the reader can capture his/her responses to the questions raised throughout each chapter.

This book offers an analogy between our "whole being" and a grain of wheat by correlating the four parts of a grain of wheat with aspects of our spiritual evolvement and the finding of our true selves. The parallel between the refinement process grains go through and what we go through in trying to find our way in life is also offered in a manner that urges us to not take ourselves so seriously, to accept our imperfections and discover the humor in all of it.

This book offers insight into understanding the top ten blocks and obstacles to the changes we all face. It explains the role judgment plays in our lives and how a negative thought held in mind long enough becomes a judgment and, if not questioned further, becomes a belief. It also identifies and explains twelve hidden powers that are available to all of us when we become open to the art of compassionate inquiry. The author shares his own journey through the challenges of embracing change and the rewards that come along with the effort.

Steven has this to say about the book: "We all have moments and even long periods in our lives when it just seems like we can't find peace. This booklet explores the phenomenon of peace, how it can be defined, how it feels, and what seems to cause us to lose touch with it. It offers some simple tools to foster a sense of peace and lays out the many, many benefits of being at peace."

The seed for this book (and the two other books in the series) was a gift from Spirit, given to the author back in 2002 while he was in the midst of an aerobic workout on a treadmill at a fitness center in South Florida. The gift came in the form of a sudden vision (of a young boy and a wizard) that interrupted his mindless workout and sent an electric charge throughout his body. Steven heard these three lines of dialogue as he saw the little boy standing on a pathway looking at a pile of obstacles that blocked his way: *Wizard: "What do you see?" *The boy: "Just these things blocking my way!" *Wizard: "Look deeper."

This second novel in the series takes us on Darien's journey as he breaks away from the restrictions of family and steps onto a path shaped by his past, one that leads him down into very dark places as he struggles to both hide from himself and find himself. Follow him as a private inner war plunges him into addiction. Witness the living of a life directed by the outside world, a life seemingly rescued from it for brief moments by a spirit guide named Sundeep - a friend, protector, and teacher who has been with Darien since before he was born. Experience, firsthand, Darien's decent as he approaches a point of no return.

This final book in the series allows us to see and experience Darien's sometimes painful and other times joy-filled odyssey out of addiction and into an exploration of and overcoming of false shadow beliefs that have shaped his earlier life. Living sober offers all kinds of new opportunities that enable Darien to live life more fully.