Quality of life is not defined by quantity of life. It is not important how long you live, it is important how you live during the time you have in this life. As we travel down life's pathway we tend to forget where our real home is and who is waiting there for us. We get covered in the mud and grime of life's tragedies and we get caught up in this life while time slips by unheeded until it is time to go home and we show up there all covered in mud. At some point all humans will stumble and be less than successful. At some point all humans fall victim to the dreaded Kelso Pond Syndrome. It does not mean that they have utterly failed; it just means that they need to re-assess their journey. This book explains the Kelso Pond Syndrome and helps you avoid it or overcome it. A successful pilgrimage is possible and we can go home as clean as when we began our journey.