He seems to be a software guy, among other things. Apparently, if you follow Wikipedia, he is not one of the “classical” spiritual gurus. And after reading the book, I cannot really say much about him. I had never read anything by Michael Singer before. It was the “perfect” closing of this journey that was much more than a trip. In any case, I had to read this one and I finished it on the flight back.

Towards the very end, when my mind had calmed down to a level where I could somehow control the revelations to come one by one, I remembered I still had this book in my backpack (together with so many others that I did not manage to read).

Still, I did not manage to read a lot throughout the stay because my mind was pouring out so many revelations that reading was simply impossible. I had to take it on my trip to Portugal, there was no way I would not. With the speedy advancement in my own process, I somehow stumbled over this book a few weeks ago. And that is when you will convey the message of something without ever having to say a word or explaining anything. And if you find treasures along the way and these treasures make you shine - other people will notice and then they start wondering how you ended up this way. But you can definitely live your life the way you want to live it. That is a life lesson that took me quite some time to learn. And you should never try to “convert” people or convince them of something they do not want to experience. You cannot put into words what needs to be experienced. It is the same thing with everything other people are not interested in. How do you “explain” spirituality to people who are not spiritual? The answer is simple: You do not even try. the untethered soul: the journey beyond yourself

The journey beyond yourself