This work chronicles Helen Keller's personal reflections during a period of profound spiritual introspection and renewed commitment to humanitarian service. Drawing from her private journal entries from 1936-1937, Keller articulates her philosophical outlook and her determination to live a life of purpose. The narrative captures her internal struggle and her subsequent resolve to honor the faith placed in her by her teacher, Anne Sullivan.

This journal offers a deeply personal glimpse into Helen Keller's inner world during a pivotal time. The entries reveal her philosophical evolution and her commitment to a life of service, providing insight into the motivations behind her public work. The text is regarded as a testament to her enduring spirit and her dedication to making a meaningful impact on the world. It showcases her intellectual and emotional landscape as she navigated her path forward.