Who Are We Really?: Learning to Listen to Life's Clues (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780615845524)

Born on Miami Beach in the middle of a hurricane, Robert's life has been somewhat of a whirlwind from the get-go. Moving from Florida with his family of five siblings, he spent his formative years in Maine. After being drafted and spending a year in Vietnam, Robert has lived a nomadic lifestyle in response to inner guidance. Having resided in Massachusetts, Michigan, California, Oregon, Nevada, Montana Utah, and Hawaii, he continues that trend by splitting his time between the Dominican Republic and Maine. Mr. Munster has spent thirty five years as an Occupational therapist working in numerous medically related settings including acute and long term rehabilitation, home health, schools and private practice. He continues to participate in multi-hands therapy programs utilizing inter-species communication and behavior to promote the healing process. During the summers Robert Munster lives in his sixteen-sided, two-story home in the middle of the Maine woods. Not far from the Atlantic, Robert loves to spend time in his gardens growing vegetables, fruits, flowers and medicinal herbs. When not gardening, writing, editing or involved in building projects, you will find him engaged in varied, outdoor activities. These include kayaking, surfing, biking, picking wild fruit or hunting edible mushrooms in the mountains and forests. When not surfing or writing, Robert spends the winter months involved in sustainable agriculture and creating educational programs. In between and around his many projects, he always finds the time for a trip to snow covered mountains or a new country. In alignment with his lifestyle, Robert is presently an editor and travel writer for The Vacation Rental Travel Guide. Robert lives with his sweetheart and regularly visits his children and grandchildren who reside in California. Nicknamed Duay, Robert spends as many hours as possible hanging out with the kids doing whatever comes up. Sending the parents away for a night or a weekend, Duay and the crew can be found partying up a storm watching a show and eating ice cream or popcorn until the wee hours of 8:30pm.