This beautiful book is portrayed by a series of colorful, archetypal images that will capture your soul. It will show you a way of gentleness and kindness with yourself as you take your journey toward wholeness, a lifelong process. Innocence to Wholeness will help you discover the hidden aspects of yourself, the shadow which in this story is depicted by a Dragon. This lovingly told story will help you face your fears, connect with undiscovered gifts, and awaken to your soul's message. As you discover more of who you really are, you will gain a new understanding of the mythology of your own life. Ultimately, the heroine realizes that peace can be found by balancing her masculine and feminine energies.

"Know thyself," is inscribed in stone at the entrance to the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. For Socrates, "The unexamined life is not worth living." Plato likens us to one spending life chained in a dark cave. It seems that some people, living two or three thousand years ago, had discovered something. They had opened the door to something they regarded as having the highest value some insight that makes life worth living. What is it they came to know? That is the sole subject of this book. What they knew, and, more importantly, how we can come to know what is so enriching. Some insight to start the examined life, some insight that makes life worth living...that allows us to peer out of the dark cave. This is not some secret knowledge passed down through the ages. It appears in the writing of many people who value the examined life. This topic is not touched on in high school or university. I have never seen it broadcast on television, nor explored in any movie. I feel strongly that an entire book is needed to help absorb this key topic...the key to the door of perception.