Paul, a successful business executive gets confronted by his seven-year-old son with the question: "Dad, why do people have to pay for food?" When he realizes his son questions why in our civilized society we allow hunger to exits, he fails to produce an answer. During Paul's next business trip to South America, where he deals with some of the richest people on the continent, the question haunts him as he opens his eyes, heart and mind to the poverty around him. When he intends to help a begging grandmother in Argentina, he is dragged into a mysterious sequence of events during which he has to solve the riddle "Are human beings being human?"

It is the start of a spiritual adventure to a poor farming village in Chile, across the "corner of dead" in the Peruvian Andes and into the slums of Salvador, Brazil. Bit by bit Paul's comfortable world disintegrates as he becomes more aware of the flipside of global trade and the role he has been playing in the world. Will he be able to integrate the extremes he is dealing with, find his purpose and rediscover his happiness? Will he solve the riddle? Will he finally be able to answer his son?

This inspiring bestseller by Hugo Bonjean, is based on events in the author's own life. Thought-provoking yet open-minded, In the Eyes of Anahita will most certainly challenge your perspectives and put you on a path of conscious decision-making in both your business and private life. This is a wake-up call to use your personal power to co-create a better world, and find true happiness in the process. Question the meaning of life to discover a life of meaning!

"Hugo Bonjean's novel is a spellbinding journey of discovery. Magically woven, suspenseful and evocative, it takes us from the world we know into the heart of what it means to be human." - Diane Dreher, author of The Tao of Personal Leadership

Hugo Bonjean is a critical thinker who holds an M.B.A. from European University. He has held executive positions with some of the largest and best global hotel corporations and has done business all over Europe, North America and South America. His experiences in Latin America transformed him into a crusader for ethical economics. He currently lives with his family in the Rocky Mountain foothills near Calgary, Canada.