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As surely as I begin this chronicle, I remain firm in the conviction that every day of our lives we encounter angels unaware. It is a blessing for us to receive them. Even more so, it s a challenge for us to recognize them and bring them into the fold of our experience.
Of course, it s the nature of their subtle grace that they seldom proclaim who they are. That is done to protect us. Otherwise we might consume ourselves in the fire of our own expectation. Every moment of every day is a gift in waiting to let us see this world more clearly and what our role is to be. That s our contract with this life. That is our soul's design. But let us hear the music - please! - and let us dance in the days, with our angels in whatever forms they take. For Heaven is our destiny, and what goes on until then is found in the hidden poetry of living.
That was this wizard's lesson: Take joy in what you do, or surely what you do will take its toll. All creatures are our teachers and its legacy to me was simply to save my life, and to give me the courage to complete its exquisite design.
About the author
Robert Joseph Ahola is an author, playwright, producer and director who lives in Malibu, California. As CEO of Galahad Films, he has written and produced over 300 films, commercials and documentaries for television, satellite, and private distribution.He has authored a number of published and/or produced plays, including The Year of the Tiger, HIGH TEA/With His Excellency, Dr. Max Love, Judas Agonistes, SCOREKEEPER, A Meerkat Christmas, The Last Othello and Pavlov's Cats.Robert has also scripted five screenplays for films and television that have either been produced or are currently in production. Among them: WORLD CLASS/The Jerry Quarry Story (currently in development), Synchronicity, and One Hour of Madness and Joy (a drama based on Walt Whitman's, The Leaves of Grass, currently in post-production).And he has been the editor and publisher of various magazines, including JAVA, Leverage and The Invisible Quarterly.An environmentalist and animal rights activist, Mr. Ahola is an author/co-author of fourteen published books including The Silent Healer, 101 Ways to Make a Difference, The Return of the Hummingbird Wizard, I, Dragon, and Delusion is Good.A winner of three Clios, he is a Board Member of the Malibu Stage Company, a member of SAG/AFTRA and The Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights (ALAP).
