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A modern-day guide to interpretation and application of the Law of Attraction. Culling from prominent New Thought leaders and authors over the past 100 years, the author adds in his own personal experiences with applying the Law of Attraction while crafting the life of his desires.

"As you read this book and use the tools it offers, know that you are experiencing the work of a man who has first walked through hell and now comes back to share how he learned to create a beautiful new reality. This is first-hand, priceless information offered by a fellow traveler who will only share what he has embodied. If you are walking through your own dark night of the soul and wondering whether or not the light will ever shine again, take courage! The wisdom in these pages is forged in the author's own fire of fear, desperation and transformation." Jacob NordbyAuthor“The Divine Arsonist: a tale of awakening” Blessed Are the Weird

The phoenix that arises from the ashes of loss, suffering, humiliation and despair is one that readily recognizes the suffering of others and is no longer capable of sitting idly by in indifference.Written as the companion guide and work book to The "Zero's Journey", and based upon the Universal concept of the "golden rule," The Golden Role represents the passionate attempt of one semi-enlightened man to awaken others to humanity's cry of desperation for loving compassion before it is too late to save us all.

As part of a 10-year long collaborative effort by all of the local chiropractors, Dr. Ketcham contributed articles once or twice a year to The Meadville Tribune's monthly HealthBeat column. Then, following the submission of his article, simply titled, "Success", he was invited to pen a column of his own, in the forthcoming "Active for Life" quarterly supplement to The Meadville Tribune, and given free reign to philosophize. Those articles, which ran from 2009 until 2013, supplemented by a few select, newer thoughts, form the basis of this work. Supplemented by a few select blogs, 2 talks and one particularly memorable chapter (revised) from his first book.