Memoirs from the Veil
Ronald W. Lawrence began his career as a psychotherapist in 1988. Over the years, he was gifted with a patient population that openly and willingly shared their spiritual and otherworldly experience that pierced the veil between this dimension and the next. He made notes and saved memories regarding their experiences and also remembered some of his own.
“Life can have a trans-dimensional nature. There can be more than one possibility.”
He noticed similar themes and subject matter and was amazed at the consistency of the narratives in a group of people who did not know one another or have interpersonal contact. His disappointment is that in psychology professions, there is very little latitude and validation for such experiences in the human population. The professions themselves mostly reflect the possibility of “one answer” that is usually embodied in a diagnosis. Over the years, it has become clear to Ronald that life can have a trans-dimensional nature. There can be more than one possibility.
Warrior for the Tribe
Warrior for the Tribe is a captivating memoir offering diverse themes—from the poignant journey of a gay man’s personal growth to navigating the challenges of psychotherapy in a non-profit realm. The author transforms into a social justice warrior, tackling an epidemic with historical insights into LGBTQ+ issues. This compelling narrative weaves together resilience, love, and activism, making it a compelling and insightful exploration of a life dedicated to growth and advocacy.
