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Richard A. Singer Jr. (Rick)
Is first of all a real human being who is quite faulty and still struggles with life on a daily basis, however on an illusory or worldly basis he is an award winning author, trained psychotherapist, Asst. Professor at the International College of the Cayman Islands, and most importantly a seeker of truth. He continuously searches for wisdom to use in his life, as well as helping other human beings in their precious journey. He has studied Eastern Psychology, Buddhist Healing, and Non-Violence at the Doctoral Level; He is currently finishing up his Doctoral work at the American Institute of Holistic Theology. He has spent years devoted to the study of wisdom recorded throughout history. He seeks to impart this knowledge to the world through his writing.
His primary purpose is to benefit humanity in any way possible. Richard states that "My books are not only for reading, they are meant to be lived."
Richard has written two meditation books and co-authored on inspirational children’s book.He consistently supports human beings in their search for purpose and passion in life. Richard passionately believes in equality among all human beings. "After all we only have one race; the Human Race."
Richard Singer grew up in Northeastern Pennsylvania, where he also completed his Associate, Bachelors, and Master Degrees. He dedicated his time and energy to a variety of local rehabilitation centers where he passionately helped human beings suffering from addiction and mental health difficulties. He spent his time there to give back because that was where he began his journey of recovering from addiction and depression.
He has been featured in several magazines, on various radio and television shows including BBC News in London and his books have been widely reviewed specifically by Library Journal, Martha Stewart's Body and Soul Magazine and many other review forums. The rights to his books have been sold in many countries throughout the world and translated in languages other than english.
He is available for speaking engagements, radio and television interviews and print articles concerning his writing.
Previous Reviews of Books
Library Journal
Despite its notably unwinning title, this little book has a definite place on the library shelf. Singer, a psychotherapist and "seeker of truth," has assembled a variety of quotations and written meditations and "real-life applications" for them. What makes his book interesting is that—in an Asian context—the quotations are pan-cultural; that is, Chinese, Buddhist, Japanese, and Hindu sources stand side by side, implying, probably rightly, that all of Asian thought, considered together, is characteristically different from Western ways of thinking.
Rev. J Francis Stroud, S.J., Director DeMello Spirituality Center
Having used "Your Daily Walk with the Great Minds" by Richard Singer daily for several months now, I can honestly recommend it to anyone seeking a path to spiritual growth. Singer's format is simple - a quote which is thought-provoking, a brief meditation on that thought, and then a personal journal suggestion. It has my enthusastic endorsement and my urging to read for all who wish to enrich their spirit.
David J. Powell, Ph.D., President International Center for Health Concerns, Inc. and Institute of Mental Health, Beijing Medical University, Beijing China
More than simply a daily reflections, Your Daily Walk provides priceless pearls of wisdom, meditation reflections, and opportunities for personal journaling. This gem of a book is a wonderful traveling companion throughout the year, offering opportunities for spiritual growth and enrichment. I highly recommend it.
Grady Harp, Top Amazon Reviewer
Richard Singer continues his love affair with humanity in his third book published in a rather short period of time. His previous two books ('Eastern Wisdom for your Soul', 'Your Daily Walk with the Great Minds') were clearly aimed at opening windows of self-improvement and growth for the adult.
