John Randolph Price
John
is an internationally known lecturer and bestselling author. He is a graduate
of the University of Houston with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Radio
and Television, and later became executive vice president of a Chicago
advertising agency and president of a Houston-based agency. His roster
of clients included Kimberly-Clark's Delsey and Kleenex tissues, Playboy
Press, McDonald's, the Houston Oilers (now the Tennessee Titans), Combined
Insurance Company of America, the U.S. Department of Energy, Italian Government
Accordion Industry, and Maytag.
In 1981, he left the agency business to form, with his wife, Jan, The
Quartus Foundation for Spiritual Research, an international non-profit
organization currently headquartered in Boerne, Texas near San Antonio.
John is chairman of the board. That same year he wrote his first book,
The Superbeings.
He is now the author of eighteen nonfiction books: The Angels Within Us,
Angel Energy, Living a Life of Joy, The Superbeings (mass market edition)—dl\
published by Ballantine/Random House. Published by Hay House are The Abundance
Book, The Alchemist's Handbook, Empowerment, The Jesus Code, The Love
Book, The Meditation Book, Practical Spirituality, A Spiritual Philosophy
for the New World, The Success Book, The Superbeings (trade edition),
The Wellness Book, With Wings As Eagles, The Workbook for Self-Mastery
(formerly titled The Planetary Commission), Removing the Masks That Bind
Us, and Nothing Is Too Good To Be True. His books, published in many languages,
have sold in the millions.
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He has also written five unpublished novels in the genre of commercial
fiction—a magical love story that challenges normal concepts of
reality (Once and Once Again), a mystery-thriller based on the theme that
people are not always who they seem to be (The Adversary), a story of
a mysterious old doctor and incredible physical healings taking place
in the arena of domestic terrorism (Extreme Sanctions), missing government
officials who are discovered to be not of this world (Sigma Rising), and
a contemporary satire inspired by Voltaire's Candide (From Eden and Back).
Even though these are fictional works, John carefully weaves in spiritual
principles in each story. He is currently seeking a publisher for these
manuscripts.
Price has been the keynote speaker for such organizations as the Sun Valley
Mountain Wellness Festival, thet
National Peace Symposium, the Association for Research and Enlightenment,
the International New Thought Alliance, and the Center for Positive Living.
Teaming with Jan, he conducts workshops from coast to coas. They also
hold annual Intensives in Boerne at the Tapatio Springs Resort.
He and Jan were the originators of World Healing Day that began on December
31, 1986, with over 500-million participants world wide, and the event
has continued each year on the same date. In recognition of their work,
they were presented the Light of God Expressing Award by the Association
of Unity Churches in 1986.
He was
also named the recipient of the 1992 Humanitarian Award presented by the
Arizona District of the International New Thought Alliance, and in 1994
he was presented the INTA's Joseph Murphy Award in recognition of the
higher degree of positive living his books have contributed to this world.
In 2001, he was honored with a doctorate degree from the Emerson Institute,
and in 2003, he received an honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters from
the Holmes Institute.
John has been featured in newspaper and magazine articles, is a frequent
guest on radio, and has appeared on the Wisdom Channel and major market
television. He was also a guest with Jan on the Geraldo Rivera Show in
December 1997 to discuss their experiences with angels. And they appeared
on the Beyond Chance program on the Lifetime Television Network in 2000
in a dramatic reenactment of Jan's near-death experience in 1993, on which
her book The Other Side of Death (Ballantine) was based.
He and Jan live with their two springer spaniels, Maggi and Casey, in the Texas hill country.