I think I’ve needed Osho my whole life. I’m currently reading “Love, Freedom, and Aloneness,” and I love it. I’ve also watched some YouTube videos of him speaking. He’s very deliberate in everything he says. As a Libra ascendant (and so venus…
Has anyone read any of the versions of this book? it was recommended to me. I'm not halfway through it yet, but what are your…
Currently going through a breakup and reading helps me a lot. Any…
Looking for volunteer readers to read my 33 page short story, "The Bridge". Send me your email address, and I will send over a free manuscript. After reading please go on Amazon and leave a review. Thank you in advance. The Bridge - Riya Jordan and…
If I want to send a few chapters of the book to someone. Is there…
I'm looking for good short stories that make a strong impact. Any theme or genre will do. Some of my favourites are: - The Lottery - Monkey Paw - The Yellow Wallpaper Thanks in…
And other resources for sex addiction and shopping addiction y'all could recommend? Just trying to understand myself better; not sure I'm ready to change…
So I'm at the flea market this past weekend and I come across this vagabond looking woman. She's cool as hell, majored in philosophy, teaches at an upscale University.. yada yada.. Then, she tells me I have to read this book.…
I read this book in elementary school and Mrs. Watson reminded me of my mother. In the book Mrs. Watson bundled up her kids in lots of winter clothes because she’s afraid the cold weather will make them sick. She makes them wear several shirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, snow pants, and boots when they go outside. Just like her, my mother bundles me up so much that I can barely even move to go outside. Just like the “Weird Watsons”, when I get to school it’s always an ordeal to remove all of my heavy winter coats and other winter, not to mention having to put it back on after school. I remembered the book this morning while getting ready for school, because my mom told that I’m better off wearing more layers than needed rather than not enough.