All About Charles Rubin
Expert Numerologist, Channel and Dream Analyst Performing Readings
Charles Rubin was born in New York City, New York, where he attended an arts and music high school in Manhattan. Later, he attended Columbia University, The New School for Social Research and UC Berkeley in California.
Charles, raised in New York with 5 siblings, just happens to be a channel. No one was more surprised by that than Charles. He always knew he had a special 6th sense about things but it wasn’t until he met Betty that his psychic talents really developed. All through his life he would predict small and, sometimes, big things for people and he thought nothing of it. Then he learned about Numerology and that felt like a hand-to-glove to him.
At an early age Charles joined the United States Marine Corp. We can only assume that it was his 6th sense that kept him alive and well.
As for a living, Charles always loved to write from an early age and ended up working at an advertising agency as the creative director.
Charles got his start in advertising on Madison Avenue and eventually worked in Boston, London, Paris, Milan and San Francisco. Throughout his career, he was the recipient of many advertising awards including a prestigious Clio Award.
Charles Rubin was an author before he and Betty Bethards were married in 1992. Since Betty’s passing, Charles has taken over the position of the president of the Inner Light Foundation.
Over the years, Charles is often invited on radio call-in shows as a noted dream interpreter and numerologist. Throughout his life Charles has been a frequent radio and television guest being interviewed on all of the major television stations in the USA as well as England where he was featured on the BBC many times.
The father of three sons, Charles, a former resident of London and Cambridge, England, he currently lives in Sonoma County, California.
Numerologist, Channel and Dream Analyst
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Don't Let Your Kids Kill You
By Charles Rubin
When kids turn to substance abuse, parents end up becoming victims as they watch their children transform into irrational, self-damaging and antisocial individuals. This harrowing scenario finds parents buckling beneath the stress – often with catastrophic consequences: divorce, career upsets, breakdowns, financial problems… and worse.
Don’t Let Your Kids Kill You is landmark work that dares to focus on the plight of the confused, distressed parent and not the erring child. It sets aside any pre-conceived ideas that parents are to blame for what is essentially a full-blown global crisis helping parents realize that they are not alone.
Drawing on interviews with parents who’ve survived the heartbreak of kids on drugs, combined with his own experience, Charles Rubin provides practical advice on how parents can help themselves and their families by first attending to their own needs. Liberation from feeling guilty as a parent begins when you open this book.
This book defies the myth that parents must sacrifice themselves for their children. Instead, it shows them how to reclaim their power, balance, happiness… and lives!
I'll Get Right Back to You and Other Annoyances:
All the Little Things that Screw Up Your Day
By Charles Rubin
48 humorous instances of annoying situations. For example, such things as getting a birthday card announcing your real age, or someone telling you your ideas are useless… and then stealing them. Or being pregnant and having a total stranger pat your stomach. Or not being able to tell what they might be doing to your food in a restaurant after you have complained about it. And so many more more. It’s a fun and funny book and a great read!
4-F Blues
By Charles Rubin
This is a story about the way it was in Los Angeles, California, in 1942. World War II was on and millions of young men were answering the call of duty. Yet, many more wanted to join up but for their 4-F status (a classification for men not physically fit for service) that would not allow them to serve. Which was the case with the main character, Tom Driscoll, a Hollywood stuntman who was kept out of uniform because of a heart murmur. And even though Tom risked his life daily by performing death-defying stunts, Uncle Sam wouldn’t allow him to fight for his country. Tom did, however, through a series of hair-raising events on the home front, serve his country in a way he never expected. 4-F BLUES is a sentimental journey back to the glitter of Hollywood, 1942. It takes you into the studios and into the lives of the stars. It’s full of history and packed full of surprises.
Leaning On Thin Air
By Charles Rubin
This book delivers a vivid view of living in the advertising world, a life in which there was no private area. Whatever one said, whatever one did, hung on as a “tag” for one’s entire career. Who are the friends, who are the enemies — it was difficult to really know. That is why one is always “leaning on thin air.” The rewards are enormous, the failures equally enormous. One feels all of this along, with the central character, Bob Bronson, that he is always balancing his life on his every move. This would have been a much more interesting and captivating TV series than MAD MEN ever was.
This book keeps the reader deeply engaged because of its emotionally involving language as well as its portrayal of a sympathetic main character with whom we can readily associate. Go Bronson!
