Peter Farrell Wolfe

Peter is a Canadian living in Victoria on Vancouver Island.

To better understand the world, humanity, and his place within both, Peter pens fiction.

A mind treated as sacred can expand and soar. A mind managed as a junkyard remains chained and enslaved by dogma. It takes a courageous heart and mental determination to challenge imposed doctrine and misguided belief. But as precocious fourteen-year-old Grace argues in TRIPLE POINT, we do have the capacity to be critical agents of change within our own lives:

’As adults, we get to choose what information to ingest and express. As custodians of our heart and mind we have control over what we allow in and to what we refuse access. As well, we control the words we speak and the actions we take. Are they radiant and life affirming or are they soul destroying and toxic?’

Peter’s ‘go to’ books for insight and reference include Carlo Rovelli’s, Reality Is Not What It Seems; Paul Woodruff’s, Reverence; The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz; Jill Bolte-Taylor’s, My Stroke of Insight, Joseph Campbell’s, The Hero With A Thousand Faces and The Inner Reaches of Outer Space; The Wayfinders by Wade Davis; Norman Doidge’s The Brain That Changes Itself and The Brain’s Way of Healing; Awakenings and Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks; Bessel Van Der Kolk’s, The Body Keeps The Score; and Erich Maria Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front.