Laura - she doesn t preach or find fault. She believes in dancing and taking naps, in celebrating and shedding tears. If Dr. Laura insists you eat your vegetables, SARK encourages you to enjoy dessert first. Although she doesn t have a radio program or television show, SARK is spreading her philosophy through a phone line that features her inspirational messages and through the sale of everything SARK, from posters and note cards to tote bags and watches. On her Web site , visitors can shop, connect with other SARK fans on the message board and also find activity suggestions for consciousness-raising groups.
Every day there are experiences of self-healing.
By combining these phrases with bright, scribbled pictures and handwritten pages, she s attracted a large following. And though she does seem like a self-help author on the surface, SARK isn't as easy to classify. SARK encourages reviewing and revamping identity, but her books read more like personal journals than treatises on healthy living. She says, This is what I did and maybe you should try it, instead of, This is what you should do. In doing so, SARK paints herself as a fellow traveler joining her followers in the journey of self-discovery.