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by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross (Introduction by), John Harricharan (Author)
When the road seems long and dark...A message of strength and renewal for us all. The light of hope vanished in John when his wife died, leaving him with two children to raise and the rest of his life to rethink. Surrounded by a haze of emptiness and futility, he could only dimly recall the joys of his former existenceand the strange, miraculous encounters he had once had with a wise "businessman" named Gideon. Then the light reappeared as Gideon returned, introducing john to magical new worlds of inner peace, understanding and love. Slowly, and almost despite himself, John felt his grief turning to hope, his despair to trimuph, and his worries to a playful curiosity about what lay ahead. In this intimate story of loss, devastation and rebirth, John Harricharan mystically blends personal experience with parable to reawaken the infinite beauty, compassion and power, which exist within us all. Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross was so moved by "Morning Has Been All Night Coming," that she wrote the introduction for it and promoted it wherever she lectured. This book brings hope to the hopeless and peace to troubled souls. It explains to the reader that this life does not end when we die, but that life continues for ever and that our love ones are always with us. Subjects such as dreams and other-worldly encounters are made to seem extremely real. There are references to astral travel with a touch of the paranormal and mystical. This volume will leave the reader with great peace and comfort.
Author Biography
Outstanding businessman, lecturer and award-winning author, John Harricharan, is a unique blend of East and West. A naturalized U.S. citizen born in Guyana, South America of East Indian heritage, he is truly a multi-cultural, global personality. Yet, with his professional background, he also exhibits a rare sensitivity and charismatic delivery which have earned him well deserved respect and acclaim. However, he was to know failure as well as success. The events that led to both are incorporated in his lectures and are chronicled in his books, which, rather than being stories of loss and sadness are, instead, inspiring tales of courage, strength and the dignity of the human spirit. He has shared the lecture platform with such well-known speakers as Deepak Chopra, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Og Mandino, Gerald Jampolsky, Foster Hibbard, Eric Butterworth, and others. His transformational message stems from his challenging personal growth experiences. As Harricharan says, "I know what it feels like to have my car repossessed, to watch my wife die of cancer when she was only in her thirties, to lose all earthly possessions and start again from ground zero. I also know what it feels like to write award-winning books, to be written about in others' books and to be featured in the same book with His Royal Highness, Prince Philip of Great Britain, the Dalai Lama, Sir Paul McCartney, the late President Ronald Reagan and others. The contrasts bring compassion and sensitivity to one's life." John brings a welcome, pragmatic approach to his lectures, as an outstanding example where the message and the messenger are one. Not only does John share his personal tragedies; he shares the extraordinary tools he uses to overcome his challenges. He meets his audience filled with energy and enthusiasm. His approach is inspirational and motivational, contagiously so and always, always memorable. Not only is Harricharan a dynamic speaker, but he also reveals himself to be an extraordinary, compelling author. His award-winning book, "When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat" was named Best Book of the Year in its category by the American Bookdealers Exchange. Its sequels, "Morning Has Been All Night Coming" and "Journey in the Fields of Forever" have drawn rave reviews. His books have been published by Berkley Books, HarperCollins and others. They have also been published in Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Romanian, Turkish and other languages.
