JJ Semple
"My books describe the Kundalini awakening process," says JJ Semple, "They explain how Kundalini is not only a source of energy available to all human beings, but also a providential inevitability. While Deciphering the Golden Flower One Secret at a Time describes my experience in easy-to-understand, non-technical language; it also explains the Karmic logic behind my experience, how "self-realization begins at birth; it is the journey as much as it is the destination."
The Backward-Flowing Method: The Secret of Life and Death takes the subject even further. "I don't have a PhD. I never studied meditation with a well-known teacher. I learned to meditate on my own — working my way patiently through The Secret of the Golden Flower. I found it to be a treasure store of secret techniques and procedures. The most important was the backward-flowing method, a technique so secret the ancients swore an oath never to reveal it. I didn't stop there; I mastered all the techniques and I've molded them into the world's first method for safe, permanent Kundalini awakening. In fact, my two books contain completely original information that is not available anywhere else."
Neil Bethell Sinclair
"I underwent a neurological transformation that I came later to understand as the full activation of the Kundalini. The overwhelming force of this activation transformed my brain and psyche into that of a poet, a mystic, and a visionary. The transformation took many years and resulted in various psychic abilities. In 1974, I began to write poetry spontaneously. During this time, my intellect became intoxicated by the continuous flow of concepts and psychic energy circulating throughout my body. The Spirit Flies Free is a collection of poems that plumb the depths of spiritual enlightenment and encompass the entirety of human experience, from politics to love, from current events to psychology."
Cliff Terrell
Late one night, Charles Appleton, Jr. pounds on the door of a house in a small New England college town. Believing he may be in danger, the homeowners let him in, but are forced to shoot him when he goes berserk. The police find no connection between the parties. The family is not charged.
Eight hundred miles away in Charlotte, NC, the Appleton family grows impatient with the futile nine month police investigation by the Coulter, MA authorities so they hire private detective, Trevor Nash. Twice in the national limelight, once as a returning POW tortured by Cuban guards in Vietnam; later as the Naval investigator who prosecuted Operation Tailgate, a rape scandal involving male Navy flying officers, Nash is sidetracked because of the over-zealous prosecution of an old-boy bank executive. He eagerly accepts the case.
Nash never recovered from his wartime detention in Vietnam. The Navy sent him to law school, but he never practiced. Private Investigation hasn't been a success either. He spends his time trying to prove Senator Josh Reed is responsible for an assassination attempt on the former Mayor of Charlotte. Offered an unsolved high-profile case, he thinks it just might restore his self-worth.
Before his Kundalini awakening, Terrell never wrote more than a one-page high school essay. He is currently working on two more fiction titles.
