Finally…a guidebook for the New Human Living on the New Earth! Gail has co-authored this startling new point of view on human life from a higher perspective with “Mich-I-el-Rah.” Together, they have bridged this world to the next for those who want to learn more about finding the Open Spaces…

- For those of us who struggle with DEPRESSION…

 Millions of us struggle in our lives, each and every day.

 What if you could learn the secret to

Sounds simple, right?     Well it is!

Motivational speaker, Steven E asks, “Everyone has a reason to be thankful in their lives.  Shouldn’t other people know about what you are grateful for in hopes that your experience may influence and enable others to change their own lives?”

Dozens of writers, speakers, mentors, teachers, entrepreneurs and coaches took the challenge, including Dr. Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra, Greg Scott Reid and Gail Michael.

“Looking Into the Eyes of the Snake” is a personal account of Gail’s journey through her mid-life crisis and how it changed her life.  She knew that if she didn’t follow the calling of her soul, she’d be lost forever.  She finally accepted it with no judgment and found the keys to balance in mind, body, and spirit along the way.

Sometimes, we go through life with a veil pulled down over our eyes.  We think we know who we are going to be when we grow up, what we will do, what kind of man or woman we will marry, how many children we will have and how they will turn out, what tangible assets we will amass in our lifetimes, and how we will die.

“You need to forgive her.  She’s dying, you know.”

That fateful message from above turned Gail Michael’s life in a direction she never expected.  Her story is one we all eventually face.

Gail’s life-long relationship with her mother had been rocky at best, until that fateful day she realized her mother was dying.  Gail takes us through their family struggles – as her mother tries to raise four children on her own – to their final days together as her mother passes back and forth from this side of the veil to the next.  Gail’s mother is delighted to see friends and family waiting for her to join them on the other side.

“I Am a Thousand Winds That Blow” shows the changes of heart both experience as they finally open up to each other.  Then, after her mother’s passing, Gail releases her mother’s ashes into the wind.