Richard Lem

Richard D. Lem

	A Mile's Journey is an account of how one runner comes to grips with the difficulties of life, the awareness of death, and the need to seek answers through the quiet process of distance running, "a moving meditation." Because his quest is the universal quest, and pictures speak louder than words, this writer, also an artist, shares his running revelations with his drawings in this engagingly illustrated chapbook.
	I'm Dying, But I'm Not Sick: The Final Journey continues the meditative exploration of A Mile's Journey, but now with the presence of a life threatening disease defining, deepening the spiritual runner's course. For as Lem states in his "Foreword" or "Forward," the few pages in this book are about moving onward with the journey: they are "not about an insignificant soul dying of cancer and old age. They are about who can get away from the rushing, boiling, tempestuous, turbulent river of life, that endless cycle of birth, life, aging, death . . ." by following the self-examined path towards enlightenment.
	Searching for the Soul Confronting cancer, the author accepts his inevitable fate. In the process, he begins the search for his soul. Paranormal experiences, which he has experienced throughout his life, give him comfort because they suggest that there is "something" beyond this existence. To his amazement, Mr. Lem has encountered other people with similar experiences. Searching for the Soul is a collection of these stories.

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