Imagine a world where man can interact with man without the threat of war, or pain, or disease. Imagine a world in which we learn to respect each other, to care and love one another as the first basic principle of life. Imagine a world in which we control our own destinies, and don’t rely on multi-national companies to provide for our every need. This is the world of the Medicine Man. And it’s free, and available to everyone who takes the time to read this book.

Theodore Daw is an ordinary man with extraordinary ideas. Here, he reveals the Seven Secrets of Life. In five chapters we are privy to the fascinating thoughts of Daw, who like the Medicine Man of yore, is able to view the world through uniquely simplistic eyes. Taking ideas from spirituality and Christianity and forging his own take on the secrets to a happy and fulfilled life, the more we read the more we come to see a real sense in the views expounded.

This is a book grounded in reality. Drawing on everyday examples and his own personal experiences, Daw is both relevant and contemporary. His style of writing and use of speech and prose make this book infinitely readable and create a light, tension-free atmosphere from the outset. Perhaps surprisingly, for a book that relies so heavily on theory, this book is both light and fresh and at no point becomes bogged down in tedium and complex unintelligible concepts.

This book is intended to open the eyes of the readers there cannot be any doubt that Daw writes a compelling and thoroughly readable guide to life on earth. We live in a world full of potential, all we need to do is to realise the capabilities of all that surrounds us. ‘The Medicine Man’ will provide the reader with all of the tools to make this transition. It is an opportunity that is not to be missed.