The Illustrated Rumi: A Treasury of Wisdom from the Poet of the Soul
Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides
The Elephant Vanishes by Haruki Murakami
So despite feeling like some jerk cat has taken it upon himself to hurt me from the inside of my uterus.. I am very happy indeed. Namaste, lovers!
Anonymous asked: You should read the his dark materials series ( the golden compass, subtle knife, and thee amber spyglass)! I think you would enjoy it
I would if I hadn’t already read them as a kid.. Thanks, I did enjoy them though.
Billions and Billions by Carl Sagan
Catch-22 by Joseph Heller
The floor has gone missing in my room. I’ve resorted to using the stacks of books lying around as safety zones and/or stepping stones.
My cat has made her home in my underwear and I haven’t changed my sheets in months.
I am divine!
illusion-spark asked: You seem very wise for your age. Can you recommend any other books similar to "Be Here Now"?
connorischaotic asked: Could you please recommend me some lovely books? Anything will do :)
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I hope you find what you’re looking for! On the same note, I just bought ‘The Valkyries’ by Paulo Coehlo and ‘Metamorphosis’ by Franz Kafka today. Maybe try those too? Peace.
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wicked-fucking-witch asked: I have read American Psycho. Have you at any time had to put the book down and take a breather from the writing. Like, there are some bits in there that I found so utterly disgusting I was repulsed by the thought of them. That normally isn't like me.
I haven’t as of yet, but perhaps the worst is yet to come.. Yes, the writing can be incredibly confronting, however, I think what you choose to do when you approach these parts, whether it be to read through them or take a breather, is all part of your intended reading experience. The author is testing you. So it’s important that you react, but there are no rules as to how that should be. Namaste!
Anonymous asked: what book are you reading at the moment, if any?
I’m reading both ‘Kafka on the Shore’ by Haruki Murakami and ‘American Psycho’ by Bret Easton Ellis. I get overexcited with my books so it’s not unusual for me to read more than one at a time.
Eggs benedict and sex for breakfast, flourless chocolate cake for lunch, a fat spliff for my rainy day afternoon tea.. I bought ‘Kafka on the Shore’ by Haruki Murakami, and ‘Dharma Bums’ by Jack Kerouac for my precious collection somewhere along the lines of today as well. Bonobo is playing at The Metro tonight. I’d say that’s a pretty solid dinner to top it all off. Keep smiling, strangers. Love and light.
oniverse asked: Is the Tibetan Book of the Dead a good read?
Yes! Go for it, lady. It’s definitely up there with my favourites. Love and light.
Wonders of the Human Body, 1954
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Be Here Now, Ram Dass
Every person on this planet should own a copy of this book. This is LOVE, people. This book contains all the secrets of the Universe. I swear by it. Namaste.
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