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A framework for building adolescents’ identities as scribes—writers from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and interests who write from their lived experiences. How to transform reluctant writers into students who want to write as translators and interpreters of their culture.

Living the All invites you on a profound journey to align with the universal principles that govern existence. This transformative guide interweaves spiritual wisdom, philosophical reflections, and practical steps to help you live harmoniously with The All—the divine force that unites all things.

The Anatomy of ADHD: The Placebo vs. Non-Placebo Approach is an insightful exploration of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) through the lens of both belief-driven methods and scientific, evidence-based treatments. This book provides listeners with a deep understanding of the unique characteristics of ADHD and how it affects individuals in different ways, while offering a wide range of tools and strategies to help manage its symptoms.

The Sadist and the Reflection is a profound exploration of duality—the dance between control and surrender, light and shadow, ego and soul. This sequel to The Masochist and the Mirror delves into the outward projection of pain and power, illustrating how the sadist and the masochist are not opposites, but reflections of the same wound: separation from wholeness. Guided by spiritual insights, quantum principles, and ancient wisdom, this book invites readers to move beyond the labels of “good” and “bad” and embrace the truth that we are all reflections of The All.

The Masochist and the Mirror is a transformative journey of self-actualization, exploring the depths of the ego, the cycles of karma, and the eternal truth of the soul. Through poetic reflections, metaphors, and parables, the book illuminates the tension between light and shadow, pain and purpose, guiding listeners toward unity and wholeness.

The Anatomy of Anxiety: The Placebo vs. Non-Placebo Approach explores anxiety as a deeply personal and complex experience, shaped by biological, environmental, and traumatic factors. The book presents two main treatment approaches: placebo methods, such as the power of belief, routines, and caregiver support, and non-placebo approaches, including medications like SSRIs, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and natural interventions like mindfulness and exercise.

La libertad es la idea que subyace a las sociedades occidentales, pero de un tiempo a esta parte su significado se ha desplazado: la libertad es la libertad de las empresas para contaminar, la de las grandes tecnológicas para escapar de cualquier control y la de los políticos para mentir y fomentar la crispación. ¿Cómo hemos llegado hasta aquí? ¿De qué libertad estamos hablando? ¿Y de qué libertad deberíamos hablar?

The Hands of God: All Hands on Deck invites listeners on a transformative journey into the heart of purpose, duality, and collective unity. Using the metaphor of the hands of God, this book explores the roles we play as individual “fingers” within a greater whole, each with a unique purpose that contributes to the harmony of existence. It challenges listeners to question, reflect, and embrace their individuality while aligning with the collective consciousness of The All.

These soliloquies are profound reflections inspired by Joseph’s meditations and revelations about life, spirituality, and the human journey. Rooted in the balance between divine insight and personal experience, they explore themes such as resilience, the role of shepherding others, the significance of wisdom gained through trials, and the cycle of learning and returning to the Father. Each piece contemplates Joseph’s own path—marked by hardship, insight, and redemption—as a means to inspire others to look within and embrace their unique roles in the story of existence.

The All: The Final Testament is a groundbreaking work that transcends religion and philosophy, uniting humanity under a shared truth: all is all. Rooted in the duality of light and dark, creation and reflection, masculine and feminine, The All presents a universal framework of thought, word, and action that harmonizes science, spirituality, and timeless wisdom. It offers guiding principles through its Three Laws—Common Law, Natural Law, and the Law of the Universe—while encouraging listeners to reflect, question, and co-create their own stories.

This book explores the concept of the inner voice—often recognized as intuition, divine guidance, or gut feeling—and its role in helping individuals unlock their true potential. By integrating insights from science, religion, and spirituality, the author argues that this inner guidance is a universal truth that transcends different belief systems.

Where the Word Begins: A Son’s Gift From His Father is a deeply introspective and heartfelt journey that explores the divine connection between family, faith, and the eternal Word. Written as a legacy for his children, this book weaves together personal reflections, ancient wisdom, and timeless truths to illuminate the sacred balance of the Father, the Holy Spirit as the Mother, and the Son—the true Trinity of divine family.

The Anatomy of Autism: The Placebo vs. Non-Placebo Approach offers a comprehensive look at autism through the lens of both belief-driven and evidence-based treatments. The book highlights how autism is not a one-size-fits-all condition, emphasizing that each person on the spectrum has unique needs shaped by genetics, trauma, and environment. Autism is a spectrum disorder, meaning individuals can present very different strengths and challenges, requiring personalized treatment plans.

Fill My Cup is a 28-day journey to deepen your connection with God, blending personal testimony, scripture, and practical guidance. This transformative book explores the art of prayer and meditation as a way to receive divine wisdom, trust in God’s plan, and let His blessings overflow into the lives of others.

The Art of Teaching Mastery is a transformative exploration of self-mastery, resilience, and the profound journey of becoming both teacher and student. In this book, listeners are invited to look beyond traditional teaching methods to discover the deep wisdom that comes from failure, the strength found in vulnerability, and the power of integrating mind, body, and spirit. This book takes the listener through a journey of internal battles, teaching not from the mountaintop of victories but from the valleys of missteps and perseverance.

The Anatomy of Depression: The Placebo vs. Non-Placebo Approach is an in-depth exploration of depression, focusing on its complex emotional, biological, and psychological roots. The book presents depression as a multifaceted condition, acknowledging the deep interplay between trauma, biology, and life experiences. It emphasizes the importance of understanding depression not only as a medical disorder but also as a personal, emotional experience that can vary widely between individuals.

Journey of Reflections is an anecdotal exploration of faith and free will told through the intertwined lives of Joseph and the Dark Angel. Their story unpacks the complexities of divine gifts—free will, which gives us the power to choose, and faith, which calls us to trust in what we cannot see. As they navigate the trials of love, family, and societal struggles, Joseph and the Dark Angel confront their personal demons, find strength in vulnerability, and learn the wisdom of the Father’s plan.

The Triad of Martial Mastery: Balancing Mind, Body, and Spirit explores the holistic journey of martial arts, focusing not just on physical skill, but on the integration of mental discipline and spiritual growth. This book is an invitation to transcend traditional views of martial arts and embrace a path that leads to deeper mastery—not only of technique but of the self.

The Warrior’s Awakening is a journey of self-discovery, healing, and spiritual transformation told through the life of David, a man shaped by hardship, trauma, and a desire for purpose. Raised in a chaotic household, David navigates a world divided between his religious mother and his Native American stepfather, whose own struggles with substance abuse and violence leave lasting marks on David’s psyche. As David grows, his love for combat sports provides both a physical outlet and a metaphor for his inner battles.