What if a University professor decided one day to help everyone to identify their difference, then to become actors of their life? Peter Phoenix, a teacher at UCLA, is very frustrated to see year after year his students leave his class unable to know what their future will be. So he decides to start a project to help people find their talent in life. "Blue Butterfly Blue" is the story of his adventure. Crossing all the obstacles, above all those which he inflicts upon himself, accompanied by the blue butterfly which will punctuate each significant stage of his progression, he will succeed in creating Renaissance, the organization which he has imagined, while fulfilling himself. "BBB" tells of the achievement of a dream which, thanks to the methods developed by Peter Phoenix, would allow the people in waiting to finally become actors of their life. Looking for the distinctive aptitudes of each individual, with the help of the many testing methods in existence, he will create a tool making it possible to give a complete image of the human personality. Through integration of the whole of the physical characteristics of the individual and confrontation of such synthesis with all the possible situations, he will determine the ideal place of talent expression and create afterwards the means of developing it into an activity well inserted into society. "BBB" is also a step by step approach to a human adventure through unforeseen turn of events. "BBB" should thus give any searching reader the hope to identify its talents with a groundwork to arrive there: to learn how to advance no matter what happens, to let go and get back to its authentic self, to call upon all the means who exist to know oneself, to face the obstacles notably inside of themselves, to try out, dare and meet the good people. In short, BBB tells of two intertwined stories about the same topic: the man who finds his way. On one side is the emerging profile of an organization which can bring its assistance to the individuals who are in such demand; on the other appears the much more chaotic, much less rational approach of the founder, Peter Phoenix, who stumbles on to his way notably through confrontation with love and death.