Gregory Flood made his way through a wide variety of spiritual teachings over the years, trying to find one that didn’t insult his intelligence. Raised in the Roman Catholic church he went on to Bible studies, Hinduism, Buddhism, the Tarot and psychic phenomenon; he studied Transcendental Meditation with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and went on to become a TM-Siddha. He eventually abandoned all these approaches to Truth.

After a refreshing period of atheism, Gregory was dragged, kicking and screaming, to his first New Thought meeting. He realized at once—however grudgingly—that he had found what he’d been looking for. He took his practitioner training with Religious Science International and served as a licensed Religious Science practitioner, devoting most of his attention and energies to the healing of AIDS.

After publication of his first book, Gregory presented his dynamic and wildly entertaining seminars in major cities nationwide, and for three years served as the director of the Spiritual Science Foundation in Seattle, Washington.
Gregory’s life motto is: “It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing.”

Excerpt From: Gregory Edward Flood. “God: A User's Manual.” iBooks.