Wim Grotenbreg had 'no time to die' he was too involved as a young man in surviving the invasion of Holland, German concentration camps and the Death March throughout WWII. But survive he did and then went on to work for the Dutch Government in London, becoming, along the way, a Spiritual healer under the tutorship of the wonderful Nan McKenzie. In retirement he founded a Sanctuary for animals and the blind in Norfolk, linking it to The Lord Dowding Animal Sanctuary Memorial. His Sanctuary was a branch of that organisation but he also planted a scented garden and made an aviary for the blind to visit. This is a reprint of the book, first published in 1980, written for him by Kay Hunter, a gifted writer and one of the trustees of the Sanctuary. This is an amazing story of survival and love for mankind.