Perceive Unlimited Potential: Author Illuminates Steps Toward Discovering Vibrant Inner Energy

Each day, humans feel the weight of their limitations – chained to routines, responsibilities and what others tell them is impossible to achieve or believe. Toward a Philosophy of Perception: The Magnitude of Human Potential – Cloud Optics (now available through AuthorHouse), by world-renowned author Margaret A. Harrell, breaks those restraints and empowers readers to see themselves in a new light. "Toward a Philosophy of Perception chronicles several decades of inspirational teachings and personal experience and research into consciousness and life – some quite astounding," writes Harrell. A compilation of excerpts from her internationally well-received series, Love in Transition/Space Encounters, which have never before been published in the United States, the book helps readers to realize they hold all the tools they need to reach a higher level of consciousness and become a source of love and light that can help shape a better future.

(PREWB) June 2, 2005 -- The book begins with an excerpt from Harrells essay, "A Man Called Milton (Klonsky): Experiments in Consciousness," which examines what unusual, intense or even miraculous internal and external factors can shape a persons life. She illustrates this through a powerful connection she shared with an influential friend and New York City poet. This essay serves as a springboard into a refreshing river of knowledge and creativity, which flows forth with experimental flair and international flavor.

"The Earth needs us – all of us – for we each have, within us, a different perspective and different information (the deep sort, not spin)," Harrell explains in one of the chapters. Photographs, poetry and scientific fact combine to form stepping stones that lead one to increased awareness of the valuable gifts they possess.

The Earth needs us – all of us – for we each have, within us, a different perspective and different information (the deep sort, not spin)

More of a deeply fulfilling experience than a simple read, Toward a Philosophy of Perception stimulates visual perception through art and engages the mind through literary wit, scientific wisdom and uninhibited imagination.
   
Born in North Carolina, Harrell has also lived in Europe and North Africa. She has researched consciousness and human energy, or the "light body," since 1992 and has studied at Duke University, Columbia University and the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich. She currently teaches graduate courses in the U.S. and presents papers at seminars worldwide. The author of nine books in the Love in Transition series, including Toward a Philosophy of Perception, Harrell also assistant-edited Hunter S. Thompsons first book, Hell's Angels. This author also acknowledged her in The Gonzo Letters: Vol. II. For more information, visit www.marharrell.com. Bookstores and librarians: This book is fully returnable. For free media review copies, telephone 888-280-7715. For interviews, please contact Promotional Department, 800-839-8640, ext.5244 or contact author directly.

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