Finding Peace In The Insanity Of Being Human is Michael J. Singer's raw and deeply personal memoir about pain, healing, faith, loss, love, and what happens when the person who spends his life helping others finally has to face his own wounds.
For three decades, people have come to Michael J Singer looking for relief — from pain, fear, grief, the parts of themselves they couldn't carry alone. What they didn't know is that Michael was carrying plenty of his own. A Surrendered Soul is the story Michael never planned to tell: the one where the person doing the healing finally sits down and lets himself be seen.
This book doesn't offer tidy answers or a hero's before-and-after. It's messier and more honest than that — a look at what actually happens in the quiet, unglamorous middle of a hard life: the night's faith runs thin, the moment's strength has to be rebuilt from nothing, the slow realization that surrender isn't giving up, it's finally putting something down. Readers looking for a guru's polished wisdom won't find one here. What they'll find instead is a fellow traveler — someone who has spent his life in service to others, now offering the one thing he rarely gives himself: the truth about his own path.