About Michael Kilman of ActualizingPotential.com

For Michael Kilman, life was never really simple. At a young age he experienced precognitive dreams and flashes of past lives. He realized that he could pick up on others emotions and would often confuse them as his own. Many strange things happened to Michael starting very early on in his life.

As he grew into his teenage years he found that the mix of hormones and his abilities made things very difficult to understand. In everyway he could, he suppressed his childhood experiences and spent a number of years trying to ignore them so he could be “normal”.

In Michael’s late teen years he found himself in a difficult place. Suffering from bouts of both anger and depression he could find no means to deal with his internal strife. After trying help through Western Medicine, he could find no relief. His life a mess he slowly fell into self-destructive patterns.

Then just when Michael had hit rock bottom, a fellow employee introduced the power of Meditation to Michael. His experience was earth shattering. He realized immediately what he needed to do, turn inward and examine himself.

Michael spent the next several years in meditation. He read just about everything he could find on transformation, personal growth, and religious and spiritual points of view. He discovered many methods and points of view for successful personal transformation. He learned to incorporate the power of both the West, and the East into a process that was highly effective, not only for himself, but for others he encountered.

Today Michael Kilman lives in the Denver Metro Area with his wife and 3 children. He has dedicated his life to helping people find peace in the way that he once found it. He is also finishing a degree in Cultural Anthropology with a Minor in Religions studies and will be completing the program in December of 2009. He is applying for Graduate school to go on to study Applied Anthropology and learning to help small scale communities build infrastructure in order to become more sustainable. Michael feels that if we are going to make a positive impact on the world, we must not only change the external but also the internal environment of people.