Dieter Luske - Writer - Author

About ... Dieter Luske

Dieter Luske (Lüske—Lueske) is a writer and author who enjoys life and its journey. He loves creating with Giselle, his artist wife, in their enchanted organic garden, dabbles in art and music, and writes whenever the creative juices are flowing.

Dieter is the author of six books, has published hundreds of articles on holistic lifestyle philosophy, and lives by his motto:

"By attempting the impossible - one is meaningfully occupied (D.L.)."

Dieter's first published book (1993} is "Do You Believe in You?" a self-help book that resulted from 11 years of consulting and facilitating mind management seminars.
Dieter graduated in 1981 in Medical Hypnosis, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Counselling, Naturopathy, Homeopathy, Medical Herbalism, and Clinical Nutrition.

In 1999, Dieter founded useNature.com, a Holistic Natural Health and Lifestyle Directory, which has been the primary Natural Health Directory up to 2010 and still to this day is a significant go-to website for articles, books, art and lifestyle news comments and recommendations.

Born and educated in Germany, Dieter studied Electrotechnics and Electronics, graduated as the youngest ever with a Master's degree and had his first business at age 21. A few years later he realised "there is more to life than just earning a living".

In 1974 Dieter and Giselle left Germany on a two-and-a-half-year Australia discovery tour. They lived and travelled throughout Australia in a panel van, took a few thousand pictures (slides) and wrote stories about their travels for German magazines.

Dieter's book, "It happened in the Seventies", revisits that exciting time and focuses on those life-changing events. - View the photos.

Dieter and his wife Giselle have cooperated on various book projects, such as Blended For Intensive Flavour and The Bearborn Dynasty.

Upcoming Book: Certified Human © - Author Dieter Luske Follow Blake Newcome, the pratagonist of the book, set in 2033. Blake, is an investigative journalist, reporting on serious crime, political corruption, Artificial Intelligence AI, robots and androids. What are the real dangers of AI? Misinformation (including fake images and video known as deepfakes), privacy concerns, loss of jobs, bias and discrimination, market and financial volatility, to mention only some. Dieter's book is in progress and may see the light of day at the end of 2024.

Chaos in Brainland - Author Dieter Luske A Guide for Creating a Stress and Anxiety Free Zone The chaos in society is reflected in chaos between the ears, the territory Dieter Luske calls Brainland. Dieter is a holistic counsellor with decades of experience and has conducted analysis in that most complicated laboratory – the self. You will discover dynamic techniques, different perspectives, and "First Aid Anxiety Response Hacks" to master your mindset and liberate your mind. FREE for Kindle Unlimited or Paperback: $26.95 - BUY NOW

It happened in the seventies Love, Colliding Worlds and a House on a Hill An intriguing story of personal risk-taking, self-discovery and profound change.    BUY NOW from Amazon »    Dieter Luske - Author - Published by LU-Books An inspiring read of a life-changing escapade Down Under - Phil Brown – Arts Editor

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Giselle, artist, and Dieter live and work on their Gold Coast Hinterland 5 Acre beautiful property, surrounded by organic gardens, an art studio and love and harmony.

Giselle is facilitating Art Classes at her Canungra Art Studio

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The Hamburg Years

That book has been published away from prying eyes.

That little guy is Dieter, age 5. He walks by himself to a playground, which is three blocks away. You could do that in the fifties in Hamburg. We (kids) knew we were not allowed to talk to strangers. - But I did, didn't I? The guy had a camera and wanted to take a picture of me - what an honour. Surely, he couldn't be considered a stranger.

I gave him my name and address. He needed it to contact my parents to buy the picture :-)

Wow, I knew my address at the age of five—credits to me. I grew up a latchkey kid, self-dependent, and looking out for myself.

That sounds interesting. Should I make it into a book for the public to see?