Ellie Dias

  Join Ellie Dias for an interactive talk with photographs and video clips about her debut novel inspired by a solo journey to Himalayan villages, farms and jungles of Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet. Her story combines personal lessons, adventure, travel, growth, and

Kindle Edition 0.99 cents with color illustrations and video clips! Review: “Dias shares her journey of personal discovery. Big Red is an honest, funny, thoughtful, and thought-provoking look at the way we think, grow, learn, and embrace life. A fascinating exploration

I think about the non-stop divisiveness, turmoil, stress, and anger that permeate today’s climate. It seeps through my pores and enters my psyche. Looking for solace, I turn to a page I have dogeared in my Science of Mind magazine:  “I am

Wisdom tells us our human realm will always include loss and sorrow, ugliness and hatred.  I am reminded of their polar opposites of gain and joy, beauty and love every time I’ve shown Ralph Marston’s video to my college students the

Join Ellie Dias for an interactive talk with photographs and video clips about her debut novel inspired by a solo journey to Himalayan villages, farms and jungles of Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet. Her story combines personal lessons, adventure, travel, growth, and humor.

Join Ellie Dias for an interactive talk with photographs and video clips about her debut novel inspired by a solo journey to Himalayan villages, farms and jungles of Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet. Her story combines personal lessons, adventure, travel, growth, and humor.

    I am so delighted by those of you who have expressed how much you’ve enjoyed Big Red and for the hundreds who downloaded a free Kindle Edition. Reviews can be tough to come by these days and you,

    Join Ellie Dias for an interactive talk with photographs and video clips about her debut novel inspired by a solo journey to Himalayan villages, farms and jungles of Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet.  Her story combines personal lessons, adventure, travel, growth,

  Seeking to experience simplicity and contentment in the “Happiest Place on Earth,” Dias struggles to jettison her Western ways while lugging a 95-pound suitcase of bare necessities. Common sense should have told her how inappropriate her “must-haves” were for

Join Ellie Dias for an interactive talk with photographs and video clips about her debut novel inspired by a solo journey to the Himalayas. Her story combines personal lessons, adventure, travel, growth, and humor as she struggles to lug her 95-pound suitcase across the