Let's talk about Bravehearts, let's talk about the lone fighter, the way sister Lucy posed a magnificent staunch attitude in front of Kerala's Christian monarch's juxtaposed image, Kudos to her unbending valor.
She brutally tore apart the veil from the Christian monarch's face, their hypocrisy, and they start playing with faced off inside the church house made me stunned and I found myself saluting for her outstanding gallantry.
What is the purpose of a monastic life? They ended up showing their face like any other greedy, jealous, small-minded people, politics and competition are invaded in god's own house. And how is the authority treating Christ's wife? Like a slave??? What outrageous kinds of things happening on the church's premise?
this book left me swaying and speechless for several days after I have reading it.
My heart goes numb while reading about those lonely nights when she cried helplessly inside the stone walls of the church, and again I felt the audacity she inherited when she start her fight again against the church's atrocities.
When I tried to think about the immense mental stress she has to go through in church, the way she embarked on her journey, in single-handedly she called the protest against the whole authority system, the way she put her courage and morality before everything would inspire everyone for rest of their life.
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"The lessons I learnt from my stormy, combative monastic life didn't transform me, I was unable to cry over past, or feel vain about it. I couldn't find any act in my life as a servant of God, that needed redemption."