The first unwitting member of Gravity Anonymous, Charlotte S. met ji when he was a drunk contemplating suicide--a broken man. She related to his mental tragedy because she had been there too, although not through alcohol abuse. The real man, who she glimpsed when they first met and who tried so hard to hide behind an alcohol mask, had been set free by the twelve-step program. She craved the sense of peace which ji had discovered -the delight of freedom to be oneself--something she spent her life grasping for, never seeming to reach. His step-by-step explanation of the program and answers to her probing questions created a correspondence across time and continents, which taught Charlotte the path and formed the basis of When Your Gravity Fails. The book is designed to help anyone to adopt a spiritual approach to living. Accomplishing in months what may take years of meditation to realize, the program launches the practitioner out of the past and into a vibrant and promising now. Requiring only willingness to begin and the honesty to face one's Self as the program unfolds; When Your Gravity Fails provides a formula for living in continual spiritual growth.