Eric Clark

Eric Clark

A husband, father, and physician, Eric Clark’s publications, books and blog,

express his values on the personal conflicts we all struggle to surmount

and still find purpose in our lives.

 
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Betrayal

Promises made. Promises broken.

A perfect marriage, a perfect family, and a perfect community; what more could one ask for. Andy Klein wouldn’t change a thing. But change is coming and not of his making. A crisis is brewing in his idyllic community and to make matters worse, somehow, he has placed himself right in the middle of it. His once perfect marriage is now unraveling. That he and Clare don’t see eye-to-eye on their new neighbors is just the tip of the iceberg. It would seem they never really knew each other; and now, time is running out, decisions are being made and Andy has to decide whose side he’s on as his own family turns against him.

many gods one people

Africa beckons and Christopher Dietrich answers the call. It’s Winter Break from college and East Africa is the destination. As one would expect of any twenty-year-old, exploring the wilderness of Tanzania⏤home to some of the most spectacular safari tours⏤is top of the list. He’s a Southern California boy thru and thru, and this adventure is shaping up to be just like the National Geographic shows that Christopher is used to watching at home⏤Land Rovers and all. His journey, however, does not unfold quite the way he planned. One youthful indiscretion takes him deep into bush country where he must find refuge with a remote Maasai tribe and learn an entirely different way of life. As fate would have it, Christopher is ultimately challenged to choose between a world he knows and hopes to return to, or one that is of the moment with his life hanging in the balance.

This coming-of-age novel of adventure and determination, fictionalizes the true story of co-author Christopher Clark during a trip to Tanzania.

The Truth of Happiness

Go ahead, you deserve it. It’s what you’ve always wanted, isn’t it? To be happy? We all do. It’s part of our DNA. Surprisingly, the more complicated our lives, the least we are capable of following our instincts. It’s as if we’ve been lured away from what comes naturally, to some culturally manufactured definition of purpose. Only you can decide if that’s giving you true happiness in every facet of your life. Is more really always more?

To re-explore our natural tendencies, author Eric Clark, helps us reprioritize what we already know brings instant joy. Building on these basic experiences, we can remodel our lives to assure more pleasure in everything we do.