A Path to Freedom: The Awakening

Michael Ginsberg grew up under the umbrella of difficult circumstances. His father was never around; he was the youngest of three, he lived with all women, his two sisters, and his mother. He thought of himself as the man of the family.
He had many physical and emotional challenges in his early years. But, unfortunately, the female perspective was for him the only one for him to live by, which left him out of balance in his relationships. With no male figure around, he lacked leadership skills, male companionship, and camaraderie.
Never well-adjusted in society, he did not get an excellent education because of a lack of support for his schooling and well-being.
Then he was sent away to live with seven different households from the time he was 12 until he was 18 years of age.
He served in the Navy, and that, in essence, changed and saved him from his early life challenges. Without going into the service. These alterations that he had only known. Left him with no concrete plan or guidance in making a career path for himself.

Being sick quite often, he sought ways to heal himself through diet, exercise, and yoga. To this end began his great search to set his life right from suffering.
His first occupation was hard physical labor; after getting out of the service, he worked on oil rigs off the Santa Barbara Channel in California. After five years of physical work, which also included working on various oil field leases and heavy construction in the mountains. He became a door-to-door salesman for four years.
When he got sick from working so hard to prove himself, he looked for any way of healing as he ran himself down and was ill for the next three years afterward.
He became a hypnotherapist, an accomplished psychic, a healer, massage therapist/bodyworker.
He met a healer who lived in Payson Az, who taught him how to do a specific healing procedure to use all of the elements of nature to do the healing instead of his own body's energies.
He was a practicing Kriya yogi meditating for 3 hours a day and doing so for ten years.
He also met the Ascended great masters under his teacher in Payson. He wrote a book of his time with them about how they helped him heal others and himself. Then, he went to meet them on a mountaintop, and on that journey, he was lost out in the wilderness for five days in 10 degrees below zero.
He almost died and realized a great truth about healing and how to move energy through the human body through one-pointed focus.
Five years later, he was at his employer's house after a hard day's work, and he was walking out to his car to go home. Then he realized he was thirsty; Michael went up to the door and asked could he have a glass of water.
His boss had him wait for 10 minutes or so. He then motioned for him to come inside. As he was drinking his water, he noticed a man's picture on the wall, and then he saw his image on several walls and even a larger view of him on the living room floor.
Michael asked, who is that? And they said that is our spiritual master, don't you know him, and he replied, I don't know him but, I know all about him.
This narrative spans 20 years from this point and all the lessons that Michael learned on the way. That took him from his home in Arizona to California, Figi, Washington State, the Philippines, India, Mexico, and Los Angeles.
This journey tried the fabric of his being. This voyage is about realizing God by the grace of a profound spiritual master. There are real-life anecdotal stories and confessions of what transcending the ego looked like in his case or what it might look like in anyone's case that wants to realize God.
This tapestry of spiritual realizations shows the way to go beyond all suffering:
Michael speaks profound truths about what stops people from realizing God.
He expresses an enlightened view of human relationships with others and yourself. How to transcend or go beyond difficult circumstances and find out how we are all love.