While kayaking with a group on the Sea of Cortez, George
Schwimmer's younger son, David, 18, was lost during
a violent wind storm. Thus began George's search--for David in the hope that he was still alive, for his body that was never
found, and finally for an understanding of who David truly was. In his search, George finally realizes that the true search,
the one we are all embarked on, is the search for self and who we really are.
"A very inspiring book. A son reaches out beyond time and
space to send his father a message of eternal life." -- Jess Stern, author of EDGAR CAYCE -- The Sleeping Prophet
"...an absorbing journey that allows the reader to confront a parent's greatest fear--the
loss of a child. Out of this fear emerges a deep spiritual experience that brings the gift and power of love that transcends
death." -- Dree K. Miller, Ph.D., M.F.C.C., Former President, Association for Past Life Research and Therapies
"This is truly a remarkable book--a challenging mixture of driving curiosity, tough-minded
skepticism, personal sensitivity, incredible persistence, and a courageous willingness to lay out your conclusions. There
is much here that is important and compelling." -- David H. Newhall, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy
"I've just read the last sentence of your wonderful book, and I am moved to tears.
What a beautiful, sensitive story you have woven! Thanks for sharing
David and yourself with the world--and with me." -- Marian Starnes, Minister
"I think your book is a gift and a blessing." -- David W, Reader
"I was so moved by your book that at times I was in tears and at other times was exhilarated
by your discoveries. God has blessed you with many gifts. Your gift of writing being one. And David another -- he was your
blessing. Thank you for sharing him with the world." -- Sherry C, Reader
"Your book is fascinating and beautifully written." -- Ruth Montgomery, Author
