Elsemarijke Koster is an alternative therapist successfully applying her unique healing modality after studying chiropractic, Reflexology, Chinese Medicine, American Indian Medicine, Acupuncture, Acupressure, Ayúrveda, Tibetan Medicine, Bioenergetics, Gestalt, Rebirthing, R. D. Laing, Alexander Technique, Gurdjieff, Anthroposophy, Reiki, and so on. The holistic physical and spiritual effects of her treatments on individuals who modern medicine has rejected as hopeless, are nothing less than miraculous. Even more touching are Elsemarijke’s tales of her risks and adventures to become what she needed to become so as to deliver her archetypal healing lineage.

Already we are receiving feedback about the book, such as: "I just finished reading, White Witch of Tenerife... what can I say? Perhaps the MOST INSPIRING read ever in my lifetime! It is incredibly well written in credit to Clinton! Without knowing anything at all about you, I was THOROUGHLY INSPIRED: * to be a more humble person *to be a more aware and conscious being *to be much more a ‘giver’ Vs. ‘taker’ in my life * to continue to GROW on my PATH *to MORE APPRECIATE the diverse and equally IMPORTANT ‘paths’ of others *to be MORE INTERNALIZED in my way of being and doing things…..and a whole list of many other things. THANK the UNIVERSE for this precious 'treasure'!"

"I am gratified and inspired by Clinton Callahan’s sharing of this paradoxical way. Clinton follows his own star on this path, and it is a bright one. Readers of this book run the risk of developing new curiosities and being infected with Clinton's passion for a life of depth, compassion and wisdom. I can tell you with certainty that you will be engaged, shaken a bit, occasionally perplexed, confronted, informed, and entertained by the wit and wisdom found here. There is food in these pages—not only for thought, but also for feeling, and for the vital embrace of life in its fullest form."

—Bandhu Dunham, fellow student of Lee Lozowick, author of Creative Life.

From a reader: "I am not even halfway through 'no reason' and I already had to cry several times. In your experience as a human being I see myself, like a reflection (the seriousness, the love, the impossible). My hands are shaking as I type now because I am scared. Not because of the commitment itself but to speak of it: On the very first page of the book I decided to translate it into German."