Ricardo Santa Cruz is a successful multipreneur, celebrated for his exceptional achievements in real estate development. Yet, amid his external success, Ricardo felt a deeper calling from within his soul, urging him toward a more profound life journey.

Life listened to his wish and Ricardo encountered Loick Boulmot, a spiritual mentor who, through profound teachings and insights, helped him awaken to a deeper meaning of the world around him. He began to recognize the multidimensional aspect of oneness and reconnected with his creative inspiration, exploring the true potential residing within him. By reconnecting with the force he suppressed while prioritizing material success, Ricardo rediscovered his inner voice and began to understand the root of his emotional suffering. As a father of fraternal twin boys, he was determined to ensure they would not face the same struggle.

Guided by his mentor, Ricardo embarked on various exercises to explore the reality of the subconscious patterns in his life and connect with the higher perspective and knowledge within. The result is “The Boy and His Higher Self,” which serves as a reminder for both parents and children, or anyone on a similar path, to stay connected to their full potential, or higher self, that resides within all of us. This book is an ode to the magic within everyone, the divine spark to which we were all connected as children.

It is the first in a series designed to foster an ongoing dialogue between parents and children about the importance of nurturing and preserving their authentic self. Through insightful text and bold illustrations, Ricardo aims to inspire families to embrace their higher selves and achieve a harmonious balance between the material world and the spiritual treasure within us, which serves as a true guiding force.

Ricardo currently lives in Xala, a project of which he is a founding partner. All proceeds from "The Boy and His Higher Self" will be given to the Xala With Heart Foundation, aimed at helping to educate and bring opportunities to the marginalized communities from the region.

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https://xalawithheart.org