John Williams has everything he has ever wished for: a successful company, a beautiful house overlooking the ocean, the respect and admiration of his peers. But he realises, just before turning forty, that everything he has worked for does not fulfil his life as he anticipated; John Williams has lost his smile, his happiness. Until the day he meets Simon, the old man who changes his life by taking him back to the Beach of Dreams, a place where John Williams will remember...a place where he will rediscover that happiness resides in the heart, and nowhere else.

Thoughts by the Ocean is an invitation to recover the knowledge of the Language of Truth, trough daily, ordinary teachings and examples that, told in a pure and simple manner, will help you to appreciate the small wonders of life. We all humans are born with the wisdom of the Language of the Truth; but as we grow up, we start to replace the wisdom we were born with; and without noticing, we start replacing all the wonderful wisdom, pureness and light we were born with voices, religions and languages that were created not in the place where we came from, but here, on Earth. There are many languages spoken on the face of the Earth, the ones that were created by different nomadic tribes thousands of years ago. Same with religions, with traditions and rules: and though all these languages are spoken through different places on Earth, they have one single thing in common: they all sooner or later replace the Language of the Truth. It happened to me. I grew up, and the rules and laws of society dwindled my knowledge of the Language of the Truth, until I finally forgot it. Until the day I met Shaun...

Routine is a quiet, peaceful enemy. Day by day it conquers new territories of ones soul until theres no desire left to fight against it. Michael and Gail, a young married couple, were just realizing the silent march of routine creeping in their lives and killing their love, when Michael brought home a book of poems with more than poetry in it. That book was the decisive factor for them to give up their comfortable but sad life and embark on a dream they had cherished for long: to travel the South Pacific aboard of an old sailing boat. But more is to come: Thomas Blake, an old librarian who owns a small bookstore close to where Michael works, gives him as a present a very special book. Only later and in the open sea will Michael and Gail discover the gift they have been blessed with. Their fears, their desires, for which probably the reader will relate to and the secret of living your own and unique life are enclosed in Distant Winds, a book with flavour of the sea that invites us to take the risks in our pursuit of true happiness.