Breaking Through the Mist

In Search of the Meaning of Life

by Thomas Burns

Breaking Through the Mist

In Search of

the Meaning of Life

by Thomas Burns

Breaking Through the Mist is a compilation of
wisdom and knowledge accrued during the author’s
lifetime on the spiritual path.

Insight into fulfilling your purpose and potential in life, living your dreams, generating happiness, attracting love and prosperity, and changing the world for the better.

Hardcover (8 ½ x 8 ½), 240 pgs., 100 photographs.

Limited edition of 500 signed by the author.

$45

Includes shipping

Breaking Through the Mist is a compilation of  wisdom and knowledge accrued during the author’s lifetime on the spiritual path.

Insight into fulfilling your purpose and potential in life, living your dreams, generating happiness, attracting love
and prosperity, and changing the
world for the better.

Hardcover (8 ½ x 8 ½), 240 pgs.,
100 photographs.

Limited edition of 500 signed
by the author.

$45

Includes shipping

“What an amazing accomplishment!”

“Inviting, intriguing and inspiring.”

“Thoughtful and full of grace.

The photographs alone are worthy of a book.”

“I read the first few pages and realized

I want to take my time and savor these writings.”

“Magnifique!

Received your book and I’m super impressed.”

“What an amazing accomplishment!”

“Inviting, intriguing and inspiring.”

“Thoughtful and full of grace.

The photographs alone are worthy
of a book.”

“I read the first few pages and realized I want to take my time and savor these writings.”

“Magnifique!

Received your book and I’m super impressed.”

THOMAS BURNS was born in Detroit, Michigan, where he lived until he left for New York City to attend the School of Visual Arts in 1966 on scholarship. As a graphic artist, he worked as art director for poster artist Peter Max in the early ’70s, and as production artist on Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine in the mid-’80s. In 1987, he moved with his wife, Charlene, to Livingston, Montana, where they raised a family, and he co-published a monthly tabloid magazine for 11 years. Thomas is the author of six chapbooks of poetry: Souvenirs, Parallels, Wings of Thought, Of Life, Freedom’s Son, and Unbound. Presently, he and Charlene own and operate Howlers Inn and Wolf Sanctuary in the Bridger Canyon outside Bozeman, Montana. Journaling, photography, and caring for wolves are his passions.

THOMAS BURNS was born in Detroit, Michigan, where he lived until he left for New York City to attend the School of Visual Arts in 1966 on scholarship. As a graphic artist, he worked as art director for poster artist Peter Max in the early ’70s, and as production artist on Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine in the mid-’80s. In 1987, he moved with his wife, Charlene, to Livingston, Montana, where they raised a family, and he co-published a monthly tabloid magazine for 11 years. Thomas is the author of six chapbooks of poetry: Souvenirs, Parallels, Wings of Thought, Of Life, Freedom’s Son, and Unbound. Presently, he and Charlene own and operate Howlers Inn and Wolf Sanctuary in the Bridger Canyon outside Bozeman, Montana. Journaling, photography, and caring for wolves are his passions.