These Vagabonds Don't Need Your Change for a Beverage, They Want to Give Their Two Cents

Online, July 18, 2010 (Newswire.com) - You may have seen them, driving around the nation in their home, a '92 Ford Explorer adorned with clouds, an outrageous paint job, solar panels, and a plethora of gadgets. What sets these two apart more than their vehicle is their bold mission. They've embarked on a journey to experience all 50 U.S. States in four years. They have a big ambition to inspire people on a global scale to celebrate life, pursue their dreams, act with love and believe in themselves. They've traveled far and wide to ask the question "If
you knew you would succeed, what dream would you take action on?"

These two are too young to be part of the flower power movement of the sixties and they'll be the first to tell you that they are not hippies. "I think the movement back in the sixties had more to do with getting away from something" Says Rafi Perez "We have based our travels on moving towards something."

They claim to have found the keys to true happiness and will tell you that you simple put them in the wrong pocket but they were always within reach. They share their inspiring message through various musical performances and discussion groups.

"What we have to share is fun, excitement, passion, courage, awareness, and faith in each and every person on this planet." Says Rafi. "We've proven that the secret to happiness is not a secret at all and the answer is closer than the tip of your nose."

If you're thinking they should write a book about this, they did just that. Entitled, Awaken The Universe Within: Exploring Unlimited Potential, their newly published book accounts their personal experience and shares breakthrough tools, perspectives and exercises they say changed their lives and will change the lives of anyone who practices them.

They left their home in Chicago IL in November 2009 with not much more than $400 in their pockets and an idea. They say they weren't fully prepared for what they were about to do, but waiting around for something to happen wasn't an option.

"There is always risk associated with achieving anything great." Says Klee "When an ambition calls to us we rarely feel ready for it, but action produces results."