Tao the mastery of flow, press release, press kit

		Suggestive Media Interview Questions with John A. Salat email or call for appointments (949) 235-4847 Interview Start-up Questions * What miracles inspired you to study eastern ways? * What are the mistaken myths of Tao origin? * How does this book set apart from other self-help books?
		Content Sample Questions
1)		How would one find an easy way to quickly reduce stress even if you do not like to meditate?
2)		What is the difference between being relaxed and being lazy? How do we newly define stress with balancing healthy tensions?
3)		What is the meaning “Hollow, Empty and Meaningless” from a whole new perspective that will resurrect far east secrets? How can these three words bring you to full expression of having genuine joy and happiness in life now without numbing the cognitive senses?
4)		How do you enhance affirmations using insightful tools describe from this book?
5)		What is the definition of the "middle-way"? Knowing the swinging pendulum of moods and thoughts, how does one simply sustain the "middle-way experience" through the drift of life.
6)		How can we have both desires and non-desires flowing freely without conflict during our active day?
7)		How can you master “knowing-ness” through methods of “not knowing” in forwarding powerful intelligence? If truth is not sugar coated or forged from an absolute, then what is truth from ways of the Tao?
8)		How is the classic expression “See no evil, say no evil, and hear no evil” newly defined in this book and the true meaning of Yin and Yang?
9)		Why does one have moments of feeling a lack of prosperity if life still continually offers abundance steadily?
10)		If we are not using rewards or punishment as human motivators, then how does the Tao work?
11)		From the term "embodiment", what does “fluid body/ fluid mind mean in integrating whole self?
12)		What are the Eastern states of "Wu-Wei" that can open up Westerners to a whole new paradigm opening?
13)		From the simple ways of Tao, how does one endure to be both vulnerable and strong simultaneously?