At Harmony Books, I enjoy a trusting relationship with my
perceptive editor, Gary Jansen, who is untiring in offering
suggestions to improve the manuscript. I can’t count how often
Gary ha s guided my writing in the right direction—an author can
hardly ask for more. In ad dition, I’d like to acknowledge the
support of everyone at Harm ony Books who dedicated their time,
creativity, and passion to this book, including Aaron Wehner,
Diana Baroni, Tammy Blake , Christina Foxley, Molly Breitbart,
Marysarah Quinn, Patricia S haw, Jessie Bright, Sarah Horgan,
Heather Williamson, Kellyann Cronin, and Ashley Hong. And a
special word of thanks to Ra chel Berkowitz, in the foreign rights
department, w ho has been in strumental in helping to spread my
work ar ound th e world. The p ublic has little idea of how dedicated
the team  at a publishing house needs to be and how mu ch they
love books and serve writers. Many thanks. A special thanks to Poonacha Machaiah, an inspired innovator,
good friend, and wise guide. Finally, there is everyone clo ser to home. I would like to t hank
the teams in California and in New York: Paulette Cole, MarcNadeau, Teana David, Sara McDonald, Aaron Marion, Angie Lile,
Attila Ambrus, and Kendall Mar-Horstman. The newest collaborators in my life are the Infinite Potential
podcast team: Jan Cohen, David Shadrack Smith, Julie Magruder,
and friends at Cadence 13— thank you for allowing me to be
connected to the digital world along such a productive new path. While Metahuman  was being written, a year of new challenges
faced the Chopra Foundation board of directors, who adapted with
fantastic suppo rt and guidance, so deepest thanks to Alice Walton,
Matthew Harris, Ray Chambers, Francois Ferre, Fred Matser, Paul
Johnson, and Ajay Gupta, along with the “explorers” who are on
the journey of a wareness. I’d also like to welcome Tonia O’ Connor,
CEO of Chopra Global. My family has grown over the years, gone through many
changes, and yet continues t o be a source of loving warmth and
joy: Rita, Mallika, Sumant, Gotham, Candice, Krishan, Tara, Leela,
and Geeta, I hold you in my heart forever.A B O U T  T H E  A U T H O R  
DEEPAK CHO PRA, M.D., FACP, founder of the Ch opra
Foundation and cofounder of the Chopra Center for Wellbeing and
Jiyo, is a world-renowned pioneer in integrative medicine and
personal transformation, and he is board certified in internal
medicine, endocrinology, and metabolism. He is a Fellow  of the
American College of Physicians; a clinical professor in the
Department of Family Medicine and Public Health at the
University of California, San Diego; a researcher of neurology and
psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital; and a member of
the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists. The
WorldPost  and The Huffington Post  global Internet survey ranked
Dr. Cho pra as #17 of the most  influential thinkers in the w orld and
#1 in medicine. Chopra is the author of more than 8 5 books
translated into over 43 languages, including numerous New York
Times  bestsellers. Time  magazine has described Dr. Chopra as
“one of the top 100 heroes and icons of the century.”Wat’s next on 
your reading list? Discover your next 
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Meta_Humans_-_Unleashing_Your_Infinite_Potential_by_Deepak_Chopra.txt
Summarize the following text section accurately and concisely. Maintain specific details and numerical information, and use anti-repetition mechanisms:

        At Harmony Books, I enjoy a trusting relationship with my
perceptive editor, Gary Jansen, who is untiring in offering
suggestions to improve the manuscript. I can’t count how often
Gary ha s guided my writing in the right direction—an author can
hardly ask for more. In ad dition, I’d like to acknowledge the
support of everyone at Harm ony Books who dedicated their time,
creativity, and passion to this book, including Aaron Wehner,
Diana Baroni, Tammy Blake, Christina Foxley, Molly Breitbart,
Marysarah Quinn, Patricia S haw, Jessie Bright, Sarah Horgan,
Heather Williamson, Kellyann Cronin, and Ashley Hong. And a
special word of thanks to Ra chel Berkowitz, in the foreign rights
department, w ho has been in strumental in helping to spread my
work ar ound th e world. The p ublic has little idea of how dedicated
the team  at a publishing house needs to be and how mu ch they
love books and serve writers. Many thanks. A special thanks to Poonacha Machaiah, an inspired innovator,
good friend, and wise guide. Finally, there is everyone clo ser to home. I would like to t hank
the teams in California and in New York: Paulette Cole, MarcNadeau, Teana David, Sara McDonald, Aaron Marion, Angie Lile,
Attila Ambrus, and Kendall Mar-Horstman. The newest collaborators in my life are the Infinite Potential
podcast team: Jan Cohen, David Shadrack Smith, Julie Magruder,
and friends at Cadence 13— thank you for allowing me to be
connected to the digital world along such a productive new path. While Metahuman  was being written, a year of new challenges
faced the Chopra Foundation board of directors, who adapted with
fantastic suppo rt and guidance, so deepest thanks to Alice Walton,
Matthew Harris, Ray Chambers, Francois Ferre, Fred Matser, Paul
Johnson, and Ajay Gupta, along with the “explorers” who are on
the journey of a wareness. I’d also like to welcome Tonia O’ Connor,
CEO of Chopra Global. My family has grown over the years, gone through many
changes, and yet continues t o be a source of loving warmth and
joy: Rita, Mallika, Sumant, Gotham, Candice, Krishan, Tara, Leela,
and Geeta, I hold you in my heart forever. A B O U T  T H E  A U T H O R  
DEEPAK CHO PRA, M. D. , FACP, founder of the Ch opra
Foundation and cofounder of the Chopra Center for Wellbeing and
Jiyo, is a world-renowned pioneer in integrative medicine and
personal transformation, and he is board certified in internal
medicine, endocrinology, and metabolism. He is a Fellow  of the
American College of Physicians; a clinical professor in the
Department of Family Medicine and Public Health at the
University of California, San Diego; a researcher of neurology and
psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital; and a member of
the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists. The
WorldPost  and The Huffington Post  global Internet survey ranked
Dr. Cho pra as #17 of the most  influential thinkers in the w orld and
#1 in medicine. Chopra is the author of more than 8 5 books
translated into over 43 languages, including numerous New York
Times  bestsellers. Time  magazine has described Dr. Chopra as
“one of the top 100 heroes and icons of the century. ”Wat’s next on 
your reading list. Discover your next 
great read. Get personalized book picks and up-to-date news about this author. Sign up now. Section summary: This passage appears within the introduction part of Deepak Chop ra's (author) acknowledgments. The main focus here lies not solely upon mentioning individual people but rather highlighting his professional relationships,

•   Acknowledges editorial support from publisher - specifically highlights harmonious collaboration between himself &amp;amp;
editor

o    Provides detailed acknowledgement by listing names 

**Key points**: No key point mentioned


Please summarize it using bullet form:
* • Author acknowledges trustful partnership with Editor-in-Chief Gary Jensen throughout editing process. *     Specific individuals listed under categories – Publishing Team members Harmon yBooks), Foreign Rights Department representatives Rachel Berkoitzt),
       Innovative Friend/ Guide- Poona cha Ma Chaiahat},
      * Other notable professionals/champions supporting him globally-
         **No additional notes provided**
        
Summary Key Points:** None found
        
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Deepak Chopra, M.D.
Who is the author of the book being written?
A pioneer in integrative medicine and personal transformation, and a board-certified physician.
What is Dr. Chopra's profession?
Gary Jansen, his editor, and the entire team at Harmony Books.
Who is the author thanking for their support in writing the book?
The teams in California and New York, as well as the Infinite Potential podcast team and Cadence 13.
What are the names of the teams the author would like to thank, specifically?
#17
What is Dr. Chopra's ranking in the WorldPost and The Huffington Post's survey of most influential thinkers?