Adrian Harrison Arvin

Adrian is a student of religions, philosophy, and life experiences. His book, on what he refers to as LifeConscious, is a result of his many years of observation and research.

He has worked for DOE for nearly 30 years at Savannah River Site, Los Alamos National Lab, and now Oak Ridge National Lab. Adrian is an accomplished artist with a web site to view his work at http://www.arvin.net. He has been shown in art galleries in South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and New Mexico.

Adrian is what many people would consider a "Renaissance Man." He has accomplished many things in his life and is extremely talented at all kinds of activities -- everything from martial arts to playing pool. He also served in the U.S. Army from 1971 - 1973. Part of his service was in Vietnam. He was sent home after being injured by enemy attack. He was later awarded the Purple Heart.

Adrian's main goal with his writing is to reach a broad audience of readers from every corner of the globe with all kinds of religious and spiritual beliefs. He sincerely believes that LifeConscious is the answer to all the questions that scientists, religious leaders, and skeptics fail to render. He is willing to discuss the contents of his book and all its ideals with anyone. He is always interested in what other people have to say about LifeConscious philosophy.

Heidi Arvin is a modern Renaissance woman. She has many skills and talents ranging from studying traditional medicine to horsemanship to physics and astronomy. Born in 1982, Heidi was a child always fascinated by the unknown and mysterious. Early on, she began to discover through her own experiences the wonders of our universe and how she could best interact with them. She spent the majority of her life writing down her thoughts and ideas. She has published four scientific papers in the Georgia Academy of Science Journal and won Best Student Paper Presentation in 2005. Heidi graduated from the University of West Georgia in 2005 with a Bachelor's Degree in Physics. Heidi has now worked for Oak Ridge National Laboratory for over 4 years