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Published: Jan. 4, 2016, 11:30 a.m.

Robert Kopecky is an Emmy-nominated art director and the author of "How to Survive Life (and Death)," the story of his three 'near death experiences,' and what he learned from them. He designed the credits for Showtime\u2019s Weeds and he art directs the PBS children\u2019s show Word World. He contributes to Evolver.net, NewBuddhist.com, TheMindfulWord, and Gaia.com, among others. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Sue Pike, the Animal Talker.

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His journeys - from the remote South Pacific to the capitals of Europe to the deserts of Arizona and the canyons of New York City - were punctuated by three dramatic "Near Death Experiences." Interspersed through a life of professional successes and personal setbacks, and his own "dark nights of the soul," the three NDEs, and the subsequent need for answers, led him to years of study and meditation.

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Elements of Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Gnostic Christianity, physics, philosophy and more, have contributed to his unique transpersonal realizations about life and death. All of which inspired the calling to write his direct, humorous transformational prose, and to joyfully pass along all the lessons he's learned - obviously the hard way.

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Read more about Robert here -\xa0robertkopecky.blogspot.com

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