dirt, TRUTH, music and bungee cords: Conversations with the Souls who guide my life

by Bud Megargee

Overview

The unique and captivating six year journey of author Bud Megargee starts early one morning when he is confronted by a wavy window that makes him think that perhaps he is not seeing things clearly. In seeking his solutions, this trained clinician and senior healthcare executive drifts into the unconventional waters of Eastern philosophy and alternative medicine. There he encounters a group of Taiwanese monks, a psychic oracle and a number of soul guides who shake the very foundation of his belief system.In Dirt, TRUTH, Music and Bungee Cords the dialogue between Megargee and two specific soul guide personalities uncover the meaning of his human existence by interjecting anecdotal stories and numerous tasks that need to be completed in order to set in motion his authentic soul learning.These brutally honest and introspective discussions illuminate the direct learning relationships that we all have with souls who may have accompanied us through multiple lives -- all we need to do is listen.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781506091174
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	05/19/2015
Pages:	234
Sales rank:	1,241,325
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.49(d)

About the Author

Bud Megargee is the founder and CEO of Megargee Healthcare Group, located in the beautiful, green, horse country of Southeastern Pennsylvania. He holds advanced degrees in health care and the psychoeducational process, and he has been both a practicing clinician and a senior health care executive specializing in behavioral health for over forty years. His focus on transformation, medical integration, and contemplative psychology has sent him on an unconventional path to incorporate Eastern philosophies in the treatment of emotional challenges in hospital and community mental health settings throughout the United States.

Megargee lives with his daughter, Case. Both are avid runners and supporters of various causes for the homeless.

Editorial Reviews

2015-09-23
An unconventional memoir about embracing a spiritual life. Megargee's debut opens at a pivotal moment in his life. The night before he went to court for his divorce proceedings, he was sleepless, and a vision interrupted his tossing and turning. He recounts that he saw an indistinct glowing portal and imagined a man named Elias floating over his bed. Megargee, a health care professional who describes himself prior to this point as conservative, cautious, and analytical, at first dismissed the vision as nothing more than anxiety about his divorce, but it nagged at his memory as he moved from state to state and from job to job. A group of Taiwanese monks living in Virginia opened his mind to the possibility that his vision might have been an invitation to broaden his consciousness. Later, in Pennsylvania, he met a woman he describes as a powerful oracle, and she helped him establish personal contact with a variety of spirit guides, including two beings named Lazadonton, or "Laz," and Ucerous, or "U." Both Laz and U, he says, are spirit guides who help humans along the path to self-awareness. Much of the book follows dialogues between Megargee, his oracle, and his spirit guides, whom he portrays as entertainingly mundane and funny presences, as apt to crack jokes as to dispense enlightenment. Megargee's descriptions of the slow experience of getting to know his spirit guides personally (and them getting to know him) are the most enjoyable and, in some ways, the most surprising parts of his book. The advice both Laz and U give—about keeping perspective and clearing the mind of self-defeating clutter—will interest even those readers who typically naysay spiritualism and séances and the like. Fans of Carlos Casteneda's Don Juan series will enjoy Megargee's depiction of an everyday world rife with hidden spiritual activity. An engaging story of an analytical thinker's evolving relationship with his spirit guides.

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