Soul of Michael Jackson

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In 2000–2001, Michael Jackson engaged in profound conversations with his close friend and spiritual guide, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, revealing the most intimate aspects of his life. Eager to share his truth with a skeptical public, Michael laid bare his emotional struggles, profound loneliness, and the emptiness that accompanied his fame. He candidly discusses his distrust of women, his connection with children, and the innocence he sought. Through his own words, he recounts the painful moments of his childhood and the efforts he made to heal. Michael reflects on his estrangement from his religious roots and shares his thoughts on faith. He delves into his complex relationships with his siblings and expresses a deep yearning for reconciliation with his father. Additionally, he opens up about his closest friendships and his fear of aging. Despite his monumental fame and untimely death, many questions about his life remain. The insights offered in these conversations will intrigue and move you, providing a glimpse into the soul of a tragic icon whose story serves as an American morality tale, illuminating the struggles behind his extraordinary public persona.