Miguel Dean was born in 1968 in Colchester, England. He had a challenging start to life which included the death of his mother from cancer when he was only seven months old. As a result of his early difficulties, as a young man, he spiraled down into a life of violence, petty crime, addiction, and homelessness in which he spent seven years living on the road as a New Age Traveler. It was the love of his newborn son that inspired and motivated him to begin to take responsibility and make changes. This was the beginning of a rich and varied and at times extremely challenging journey to return to healing and wholeness. Some of the more recent challenges that he faced and overcame include divorce, illness, and addiction. As a very experiential learner, Miguel was forced to develop a high sense of self-awareness which served him in setting his course and navigating his way home.

For the last twenty years, he has been immersed in the 'twin paths' of healing and transformation which can be summarized as an inner journey to heal his wounds, facilitated, and complemented by his contribution to the service of others and spiritually rooted social change. He worked for many years with the homeless before progressing into the education sector where he designed, wrote, and delivered courses to empower disadvantaged youth and the staff who worked with them. But eventually he became disillusioned with the constraints of the colleges where he worked, and for the last ten years, he has been immersed in the world of self-employment as an author, poet, speaker, and facilitator.

Miguel has now evolved into a profoundly effective catalyst for change in the marriage of the divine twin flame masculine and feminine within adults. His intuitive- sensitive nature and honest, authentic and open-heartedness are amongst the gifts he has to share. His writing and other offerings are in alignment with his passion for serving and easing the transition, from what no longer serves humanity and the planet, into a more beautiful world for our children and the generations to come. [...]