Lessons from the Human Body Paperback
– March 19, 2019
by Julious N Fletcher (Author)
There are different functional systems that
make up the human body. What are the lessons that we can learn from the human
body? We look at our skeletal system and it teaches us structure. Is there a
misalignment in our life structure or do we have the proper structure to build
productive lives? Our muscular system teaches us to endure and keep moving
forward. Are there negative emotions, such as shame, guilt, and fear that is
hindering our progress in life? Our circulatory system is our distribution
center that sends blood through our bodies; are we properly distributing life
to ourselves and others? Our reproductive system tells us that we are supposed
to procreate and reproduce; are we producing in our gifts, talents and skills,
which should be creating new life? These are some of the lessons of the human
body. Are we willing to learn these lessons?
Product Details
· Paperback: 101 pages
· Publisher: Julious
Fletcher (March 19, 2019)
· Language: English
· ISBN-10: 0988934612
· ISBN-13: 978-0988934610
· Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.3 x
9 inches
Julious Fletcher obtained his Associate’s degree in Liberal Arts
(2005) and his BFA in Theatre Performance (2008). He is currently obtaining his
MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, with a specialization in Expressive
Art Therapy, with an emphasis in Dance/Movement Therapy at Lesley University
and is obtaining his MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Troy
University. He is also pursing his certification as a Spiritual Life Coach.
He has also penned Ministry of the Sacred Artist, which is a book geared for
those involved in the liturgical arts ministry.
Julious has worked with children (ages 3-12) for five years, including his time
as an after- school teacher at an international school in the Buckhead area of
Atlanta as well as a dance expressions intern at an after-school program in the
East Lake area of Atlanta. He used his talents and skills to help the children
to develop communication skills socially, emotionally and mentally along with
homework assistance. He also helped toward Black History and assisted
choreographing for the school’s production’s Willy Wonka. He released Raped, an
original poem that talks about sexual assault victims, and African-Americans in
Education, a short film documentary that interviews African-American educators
about current issues, such as HBCU education, segregation, racism and the
importance of Black History.
Julious has been a dancer, actor, writer, director, producer, model, conference
host and workshop facilitator. He has traveled domestically and
internationally, performing and teaching the performing arts to the children.
What inspired you to author this book?
I have always been fascinated with the human body. I loved Human
Anatomy in high school, which inspired me to write the book. I thought it would
be cool to write about learning life's lessons from a different perspective.
Where did you get the inspiration for your book’s cover?
I fully do not take any ownership for my book cover. I truly
thank Sam for his creative eye for my cover. I didn't know what my cover was
going to be but Sam came up with an awesome concept for it.
Who has been the most significant influence on you personally and
as a writer?
I can't pinpoint a particular person on who has influenced me
personally because so many people has influenced me. As a writer, however, I
would say Iyanla Vanzant.
What were your struggles or obstacles you had to overcome to get
this book written?
It was interesting that during the time I decided to focus on
the book, I lost my apartment, I lost my job my laptop was stolen and I lost
one of my uncles. Amazingly, the day that my uncle died, I was writing at that
point about how to deal with grief and disappointment. I also wanted to make
sure that what I had written made practical sense to people.
Tell your readers about your book.
Lessons from the Human Body is a book that discusses real life
issues. It talks about being real with where you are, your life structure, and
identifying healthy and unhealthy relationships. It also discusses how to
handle your emotions, how to be effectively productive, how to handle trauma
and unhealthy thinking, how to release toxic things, and how to maintain healthy
boundaries.
Who is your target audience, and why?
I would say any willing teen to adult because it uses anatomy
terms but it helps the individual become clear about their life.
What do you consider your greatest success in life?
Being able to travel internationally and to do what I love.
What one unique thing sets you apart from other writers in your
genre?
I speak in 1st person in my writing, so I don't say, "You
have to do this, you have to do that" in an authoritative tone. However, I
speak in the "We" format because we all, including me, are traveling
thru this life and we are still learning lessons every day.
