Adventure, what is it to you?Racing down the track in an F1 Ferrari?Heli-skiing in the Alps?Sailing single-handedly around the globe?Bare-handed bull-wrestling? Orbiting Earth in a NASA capsule? The ultimate adventure for me has been seeking understanding of our human behavior.Questions that were aflame in my youth just would not die down until answered. Questions like: Why Am I Here? Where did I come from? What's my Destiny? How do I become all that I am meant to be? What is the "meaning of life?" Especially, why in spite of our high spiritual ideals, religious teachings and incredible scientific advancements, has human behavior shockingly been much the same century after century? Why I wanted to know? A mystery I felt compelled to unravel, I was willing to travel into the depths of darkness of our human consciousness. This might sound far too serious, no fun at all to most people, but pure excitement to me; my destiny to fulfill. Not finding answers to these mysteries that fully satisfied me in traditional schooling, I was then propelled to the esoteric field where I felt more at home. The cosmos, my place in it, esoteric astrology, past lives, intuition, emotions, psychic abilities, shamans, mystery schools, clues left behind by former matriarch civilizations has been the magical road I've traveled. In my conscious quest I interacted with people from all walks of life, from cosmopolitan jet-setters to rural villagers and a variety of cultural backgrounds and religions. Whenever I found a truth that fit my criteria as a truth, being one that would apply regardless of race, gender or culture, I would write about it, teach and use with those that sought out my advice. Most discoveries turned out to be real, others illusions which spurred me on my way again leading me to travel and work on six continents. The search was not in vain though; I did find the answers that I was seeking even though it took me decades. Seems I had to be hit on the head for thousands of hours listening to people's life stories before I went, "ah ha, that's the natural story line or plot all humans go through". Finally, I understood why there has been little change in human behavior since the dawn of humanity. The answers for permanent change lie in our feelings, not our mind. Unfortunately, no amount of logic, facts or figures can ever change feelings. Emotions need action, drama and stories to learn from and to change. The eBooks I'm now publishing contain the jewels of those discoveries which I deem are most relevant for those seeking answers today, especially relationship riddles.