The Caravan of Remembering
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This self help book is a fictional account of David, a graphic designer in Chicago, has reached a new low in his supposedly solid life and is ready for change. He meets a mysterious woman who extends an invitation to come to The Caravan of Remembering, a doorway that will change everything.
And so begins David’s extraordinary journey of exploration toward his Life Mission. The Caravan of Remembering, a desert journey to a vast haven of contemplation and inspiration, is a clear heart space to work through questions like:
Why am I here?
What does that purpose call me to do?
Who am I called to be to fulfill that purpose?
As readers watch and experience David wrestling with his own life inquiry and his process of awakening to the Caravan’s call to transform all areas of material life - career, family community and finance - they are taken through their own parallel experience of immersion in the Life Mission process. Author and international life-transformation leader Daniel Goodenough offers a proven process for remembering and unfolding the meaning of life. Caravan is a guide and inspiration for readers to discover their essence and unique expression of who they are.
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