An important addition to the conversation around the mental health crisis that results in increased suicide, stigma, discrimination and loss of connection to soul. A collection of both heartbreaking and hopeful stories and stunning portraits of people who struggle with mental health issues or are suicide survivors, or of those who love them, curated from audience members during a tour of the play Laughter Is Sacred Space. The play highlights the true story of actor and playwright, Ted Swartz, who lost his best friend and comedic theater partner to suicide, ending his battle with bipolar disorder. Through these up-close exquisite photographs and stories, the book seeks to humanize the people behind the labels, and reorient readers to encounter them through a different lens of soul and wholeness, rather than through perceived brokenness and differences.