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Michael Meade, you're my hero.

"From ancient times the Irish would fast rather than submit to what seemed injustice at the hands of a superior power."
Jul 31, 2026 06:11AM
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Me, out loud, just now: "F*ck, I love this book."
Aug 11, 2026 08:56AM
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There are so many grammatical errors in this book. It's wild. And yet, for the first time in my life, I am not bothered by them. I just notice and move on. In fact, I can take it a step further and say that I feel a comfort knowing (divine) humans made this Beauty manifest. The imperfections being a reminder that I am also allowed to be imperfect.

This book is everything I wanted and needed. I'm grateful.
Aug 08, 2026 08:53AM
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Jul 28, 2026 10:13PM
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What a surprise gift to get to learn a bit about Michael's life.
Jul 26, 2026 10:18PM
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If I only read this book for this sentence, it would be enough: The search for the deeper self becomes a pilgrimage that leads to the pearls of wisdom, the pains of awakening, and the power of truth to counterCt all that can poison the soul.
Jul 25, 2026 09:06PM
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Ally This section brought up memories of what it was like to be a member of my family—especially at meal times around the table. In this moment, it's clicked as to why I stopped eating. I attributed it to a lack of appetite from the chronic stress, but choosing not to eat was also the last bit of agency I had left. The narcissistic mother and enabling father were the punishing prison guards while my siblings and I were to do as they said no matter if it made sense or not. The war at home.


Ally Correction: Mother was the captain in charge of the prison.


Ally "Only later did I begin to see elements of fate and the threads of destiny that placed me in circumstances where I had to fight for my life and steal it back or else lose my sense of self."


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