Life is governed by universal physical and spiritual laws. We all know about gravity, for example. This universal physical law operates without prejudice and is responsible for keeping our feet on the ground. We accept the reality of physical laws; however, we are often not aware of the spiritual laws that also govern our lives; indeed, spiritual laws like “when you give you receive” and “love heals” are often viewed with a certain amount of doubt and suspicion. And yet we know in our hearts that spiritual laws are real. We know that when we love others we expand. We also know that when we give freely without any thought of a return, we receive a measure of joy and happiness. We know these and many other spiritual truths. If we know these things, then why is it so hard to follow a spiritual path without becoming distracted by everyday life?

When we choose the path of balance, we are choosing to consistently focus our attention on what uplifts and strengthens us no matter what changes around us. We are choosing to radiate love to everyone, to heal our relationships and align ourselves with thoughts and actions that promote wellness within us and around us.

Balance is the ultimate universal law that governs both the physical and spiritual realities. This law arose in my consciousness with the following phrase: “There is a place of balance, a place of peace and happiness in all things.” It took me more than ten years to fully appreciate this wisdom. During this time, I wrote The Middle Theory, an inspired book that provides clear guidance for achieving balance in all areas of our lives. One of its greatest insights is that balance at all levels of reality begins at the level of consciousness – at the level of perception. What we perceive determines how we behave towards others and ourselves, how we react to challenges in our lives, and how we progress physically and spiritually. When we attain a balanced state of awareness our lives change, because what we perceive changes. This internal shift in awareness empowers us to consistently think and behave in ways that foster balance, both internally and externally. We become instruments of balance.

I invite you to explore the new philosophy of balance shared in The Middle Theory. This remarkable work will help you discover your path to balance, a path that not only leads to happiness and personal fulfillment, but that also brings us together to create a peaceful and prosperous world.