This is a journey of the heart, and for that matter the soul, and courage. In some ways, the Wizard of Oz had it right: Our central passage in life is to find our heart and brain and courage. Jon Myers's true story is an exquisite modern day version of that age-old concept of finding the real you. Over a more than twenty-three period, Jon was confronted with the lions, and tigers, and bears of our contemporary culture: Psychopathic behavior, societal unfairness in the form of divorce practice, and a false sense of superiority from family membersEmotional abuse and its opposite of, finding our inner strength are the key issues of our time. Jon presents, an unfathomable, what he calls a Biblical level story. A key element is a wretched and utterly irrational change and betrayal from his family of origin, beginning perhaps with his younger brother David Nathan Myers. What unfolded over a more than thirty period was demonizing, defaming and ostracizing of the highest order (sic), perhaps lowest; from Jon's previously deep-rooted family of origin. Because Jon had and has, underlying beliefs in the way of his children, his life, and society as a whole; Jon took the entire situation as a way to develop his inner strength. Challenge and adversity presented itself, in such an unrelenting and even merciless way, that Jon chose to dig in and look the spiritual beast right in the eye. What Iceberg provides in an inside view of, Jon being confronted with emotional abuse, horrific things within our divorce and legal system; and profoundly Jon's day to day commitment to not give up, on what is Jon and right to him. What is just and right, are those quintessential American values, of which we all desire and deserve, in the way of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."Unlike many approaches to self-help and spiritual development, Jon does not give you a long list of exercises and/or tell you what to do. Instead, Jon shows you what he did. Like a butterfly from a caterpillar or lemons from lemonade, Jon solemnly believes that challenge and adversity can be a sign of divine light and/or opportunity. The severe nature of the assault on Jon's mindset was so potent, and threatened his beliefs that by standing in there, Jon saw growth and qualities develop in his life that he could never have envisioned. Determination, rather than stubbornness grew, so to patience and understanding, a long-term approach to seeing things through, all took root in Jon, in ways that could not have occurred, but for this situation. Such was the divine light, or inner strength that developed in Jon; that at point, it became Jon's responsibility to share it with the world. Along with Jon's inner journey, with which you will be exposed to a unique first-hand view, you will see and hear Jon's loving encouragement to you, to find your inner strength.In these most challenging times, it is our inner strength that must be our guiding light. Strength to Jon, means a rejection of much of the hate and anger, which surfaces in our culture. True strength is our compassion, our determination, our sense of a common good. These positive qualities are deeply under siege in a culture, where a small segment of those with personality disorders in the way of extreme narcissistic, borderline and psychopathic personality disorders silently weave their way through society. Iceberg is a wake-up call, in this regard. Most of us are good, and we must act with our goodness, for a sense of prosperity and purpose. We cannot allow dishonest behavior to set the tone, for where society goes. Honesty is necessary to build strong bricks for ourselves, our children and our grandchildren. Iceberg is an astonishing story, with respect to the level of betrayal and assault that Jon endured. More astonishing is the sense that Jon survived it. Most astonishing of ALL, is that inspiration that Jon brings forth a positive message to help and uplift society. A must read today.