Innermore

"It's still not always easy. Still I have to try. I seem to have to try with everything, but I remembersomething. The Buddha spoke of a divine way to exist. I've tried to understand the divine for years, butit always seemed to elude me. I've heard friends talk about the divine, I've been to classes on thedivine, I've read about the divine, and now I'm going to try and live in the divine.""We can be the enigmatic and beautiful people who end up here."Michael Janes was introduced to Buddhism in the midst of his recovery from drug addiction. Realizingthat the selfishness he grew accustomed to no longer applied Michael sought to change. A vastcollection of personal notes became his inspiration to write a book.Innermore is a snapshot of the roughly one thousand pages of Michael's writings that were put togetherover his nearly twenty years of spiritual practice. It follows his quest to try and understand people,society, and ultimately himself.Michael seemed to always be searching for something. He longed for meaningful connection, but foundthat this connection was not easy for him. Instead of growing discouraged Michael decided to expresshimself through words on paper. Using poetry, imagery and plenty of imagination he ended up paintinga picture of his world as he was living it. The result was unexpected. Michael found the connection hewas looking for, and he transformed his life.You're invited to come explore Michael's journey in this one-of-a-kind book! It is a unique telling ofthe Buddhist experience playing out real time in one man's life. It transformed Michael, and it can dothe same for you.