The Final Mystery - Jo, Buchanan
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There comes a time in the lives of most when we question our true identity and purpose in life. The Final Mystery is the story of Jo Buchanan's exploration of the notion that our destiny is not set in stone and that we are all capable of creating the changes we wish for. At the age of fifty, Jo took a huge risk in selling her home to finance her dream of exploring the sacred sites of Egypt, camping on Native American reservations in the deserts of Arizona, partaking in ancient rituals with Mayan Indians in the jungles of Mexico and swimming with dolphins in the oceans of Hawaii. This…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
There comes a time in the lives of most when we question our true identity and purpose in life. The Final Mystery is the story of Jo Buchanan's exploration of the notion that our destiny is not set in stone and that we are all capable of creating the changes we wish for. At the age of fifty, Jo took a huge risk in selling her home to finance her dream of exploring the sacred sites of Egypt, camping on Native American reservations in the deserts of Arizona, partaking in ancient rituals with Mayan Indians in the jungles of Mexico and swimming with dolphins in the oceans of Hawaii. This completely changed her life. She discovered that in the end, no matter how far we may travel the earth searching for answers to the mystery of life, it's what we discover deep down inside ourselves that counts. In the words of Oscar Wilde, 'The final mystery is oneself'.
Autorenporträt
Jo Buchanan worked as a primary school teacher in Melbourne and Sydney schools in the 1960s until she married jazz musician Tony Buchanan and had three children: Australian actors Miles, Beth and Simone Buchanan. For fifteen years, Jo worked on film and television sets as chaperone and schoolteacher to child actors. Then, after studying psychotherapy and becoming a qualified counsellor, Jo worked in the mental health industry. At the same time, she cared for her sister and nephew, both of whom lived with schizophrenia.The year she turned fifty, Jo sold her house in order to finance her lifelong dream of exploring the sacred sites of Egypt, the Mayan jungles in Mexico and the Native American Indian reservations in Arizona where she was invited to participate in ancient traditional ceremonies. After reading an article Jo wrote about her adventures, the manager of a travel agency in Queensland, Janne Salo, offered Jo the job of escorting groups from Australia to explore the world's most famous sacred sites - a brand new career destined to last another seventeen years.