Roland Jarrell thinks he knows where his life is headed. Through a series of decisions that are all his own, he finds his simple vision of the world sharply contrasting with reality. A child of the Baby Boom, he comes of age in the '60s and '70s, becoming immersed in the technological revolution of the time. His financial and career success leads to conflicts at home, until eventually his vision comes crashing down. But underneath it all, there's a deep spirituality growing within him, voices in his dreams that seem to draw him away from his physical life until he finds the answers that show him his path. Eventually "A Course in Miracles" and the practice of forgiveness enter his life, and with them comes the fulfillment of his life-long quest. Ultimately it's a story of redemption, a redemption not through good deeds, but through a change of mind and by embracing the inner spirit. From the author of "It's All Mind: The Simplified Philosophy of A Course in Miracles" comes a new novel that applies this philosophy to real-world human experience.