The First Darkness
Dr. Mitchell Gibson is one of the world's leading authorities on the interface of science, the human soul, and the frontiers of human consciousness. He is the best-selling author of Your Immortal Body of Light, Signs of Mental Illness, Signs of Psychic and Spiritual Ability, The Living Soul, and Ancient Teaching Stories.  He has delivered addresses to many of the world's largest conferences related to science and consciousness. These include, The International Science and Consciousness Conference, The Sivananda Ashram Annual Symposium, International Institute of Integral Human Sciences, The SSGRR-IT Conference on Advances in Electronic Medicine in Italy, The Southeast Regional Unity Ministers Conference, The Northwest Astrological Association, The American Federation of Astrologers and many others.  Dr. Gibson has been a consultant for Fortune 500 companies, Hollywood celebrities, professional athletes, A&E; Network, NBC, ABC, and CBS regional affiliate television stations, newspapers, radio stations. He has been a guest on hundreds of radio programs and was the host of his own TV show in Phoenix called "The Doctor's Corner" for more than eight years. He has been a consultant for A&E; for a project entitled "The Other Side". He was also contacted as a consultant by the History Channel for a project entitled "Seekers 2012".  Dr. Gibson was born in Pinehurst, North Carolina on August 24, 1959. He was born to William James and Mary Magdalene Gibson. One of five children, Gibson's parent's separated when he was 6 years old and he grew up in Ellerbe North Carolina; a small farming community near Pinehurst. Gibson excelled in academics and received a full scholarship to Florida A&M; University. He majored in Premedical Science and graduated at the top of his class, magna cum laud.  Dr. Gibson received his medical degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He then completed his residency training at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia. During his last year of residency he served as Chief Resident in Psychiatry and received the Albert Einstein Foundation Research Award for his work in Sleep Disorders.  Dr. Gibson then moved to Phoenix Arizona where he became Chief of Staff at the East Valley Camelback Hospital in Mesa Arizona.  Dr. Gibson now lives in Summerfield North Carolina where he writes full time. He is married to Kathy Gibson and they have two children, Michael and Tiffany.