I Was Never Broken: 1

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My open journal on how I found growth through heart break, burdens, and self-love. I Was Never Broken by Sara Sheehan – eBook Details Multiple consecutive blank lines are permitted, but never required (or encouraged). 4.6.2 Horizontal whitespace

The author’s suffering and seemingly dedicated search for meaning, clarity, and relief, elicits our gentle bow of sympathy and empathy. It is difficult being human. Life has much suffering and travail. May the author deepen his study of Buddhism, which truly offers clarity and direction for our universal plight of suffering and, oh gloriously, offers a way through. Yet, it is unfortunate and misleading to “drop” Buddha’s name without a fuller grasp of his teaching. This author’s reflection shows new age exploration, some personal insight, and greatly missing wisdom of the sincere Buddhist practitioner (for example, trauma isn’t the root cause of human suffering as he claims). Seriously, if you're grieving the loss of a relationship. Whether you were the one to walk away, or the one left behind. Read this. It will give you a brand new perspective of self-love; of how to love and be loved. This book was written in 4 parts, A Field of Meditation, Saying Yes to the Mess, The Courage to Stand Alone, and Reasons to Stay Alive. I really resonated with the first two, and I loved the writing. I appreciated the way each poem follows an emotion, they have a lot of thought behind them. The book highlights meditation and embracing the harder parts of life, while challenging your emotions, I think it was a good read, especially during these hard times!! detectable side effects. Examples include primitives, strings, immutable value classes, and anythingcode, not necessarily code that fits in the smallest number of lines. 4.5.2 Indent continuation lines at least +4 spaces

Some parts of me sometimes think I don’t need healing and that when you’re out of the situation it’s all good.Thanks to Netgalley, Jeff Foster and publisher for an ARC in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. I quite often long to be told I am worthy and that I have purpose in this world, and this book confirms that without even knowing me. Like I said, it SPOKE to me. With a very warm tone every sentence and every word in so incredibly comforting. I want Jeff Foster to be my friend, and be there to listen to me and encourage me of my darkest of days (but now I have this book).

In this book Author Jeff Foster points out that meditation is touching life where life touches you. Your Life: You Were Never Broken by Jeff Foster is a raw and personal journey of the author's struggles with self-loathing, fear, and suicidal ideation. The author breaks the poems into four sections discussing meditation, embracing the mess of your life, having the courage to stand alone, and reasons to stay alive.

definitely, this was not for me. i actually think there are people who will identify more with the style, but that's not my case. i felt that the book was using the resource of "romanticizing" the trauma/sadness/depression, like it’s nothing bad, just a part of life. i know some people will agree with that thinking that is ok to live with having terrible thoughts, but i disagree a lot with that way of seeing the struggles of living with mental illness and saying that you have to "acclimate/accept" it. for me, it's not that simple. i know that is only MY impression of the poems, but it made me so difficult to connect/relate with the things I was reading. MHz - Beauty and the Beast - Behavior Adjustment - Bloodbath - Crumbling Armor - Fragment of the Universe - Forsaken Murderer - Grave of Cherry Blossoms - Luminous Bracelet - Meat Lantern - Old Lady - Ppodae - Punishing Bird - Skin Prophecy - Scorched Girl - Spider Bud - The Heart of Aspiration - Theresia - Today's Shy Look - Standard Training-Dummy Rabbit (Tutorial Exclusive) - Void Dream - The Lady Facing the Wall One day, she went inside the count's room. The room that she was instructed to never enter during the day. There she saw the count's true form. He was truly horrendous. Hundreds of eyes, four legs, he was neither human nor animal."