Having consulted thousands of people internationally, helping couples and singles in finding happiness and love, keeping a strong passionate, relationship, David shares ways to handle life’s ups and downs without falling apart.
David Samuel is The Entrepreneur Monk, because he was an entrepreneur and also a Zen monk, who is devoted to the never ending exploration of the nature of the mind.
Eliminating all negative emotions is a key factor in David’s teachings. With that comes balance and an tremendous amount of energy. It is actually not a very difficult state to achieve with correct guidance.
“I am simply a person who has discovered how to live a balanced life with a full and positive experience of every moment. What I do is talk, so one may say I am a good talker rather than teacher. I speak only about things I have personally experienced and come from my whole being rather than from a head full of intellectually accumulated information.“
David’s work is about life balance, EQ and behavioural psychology. Eliminating, not merely containing anger, stress and conflicts is the goal.
Over all I am a happier, healthier, stronger, more rounded person; someone who is taken seriously and looked up to for advice. I have found David’s talks to be practical yet at the same time utterly engaging and entertaining, often delivered with a mischievous sense of humor.
David Samuel’s Practical Mysticism is an exciting blend of ancient traditional wisdom and modern applications. His teaching offers a great opportunity to work with an obvious master of manifestation, whose clarity and spiritual integrity shines through on every page in a delightfully accessible presentation.
David has artfully and practically bridged the world of business and the
world of spirit – validating what we know intuitively to be true:
material success and spiritual attunement are two sides of one coin.
“David Samuel will help the reader find his spiritual way amidst his daily life. This broad-reaching and thought provoking guide will bring blessings into the world. I recommend his work heartily to whoever strives to live in this world without being totally overcome by it.”
