"Every so often there comes our way a glorious chunk of life so utterly unique that even the jaded blink twice. The Red Book is just such a chunk...refreshing, sparkling, effervescent... a psychic shower for the soul. Get naked, get in, get wet." "GORGEOUS! A deep, smart, and authentic guide to being more indelibly and powerfully yourself." "If you're hungry for real magic but allergic to self-righteous jive, sit yourself down at this feast." “a woman who is hands down the freshest, boldest breath of fresh air spirituality has heard, read or seen in decades” "Avoiding the typical sentimentality, Beak's vision is a modern, femme fatale spirituality. The book lives up to its "unorthodox" subtitle... poignant insights throughout." "Smart, stylish, divine! I love this hip guide to exploring your creative spirituality" "This is a wise and wonderful book that reminds young women that life is not a rehearsal, but rather a magnificent spiritual journey to be lived and experienced to the fullest." "Don't be fooled, this book may taste like a juicy pomegranate, but what's really going on here is nothing short of a revolution. Beak's knowledge is far-reaching. Her lightness of being is worth taking seriously."
The Red Book: Synopsis The Red Book is nothing less than a spiritual fire starter—a combustible cocktail of Hindu Tantra and Zen Buddhism, Rumi and Carl Jung, Kali and Mary Magdalene, goddesses and psychics, shaken with cosmic nudges, meaningful subway rides, haircuts, relationships, sex, dreams, and intuition. It's a book that encourages women to live more consciously so they can start making clearer choices across the board, from careers to relationships, politics to pop culture and everything in between. For smart, gutsy, spiritually curious women whose colorful and complicated lives aren’t reflected in most spirituality books, The Red Book is an open invitation for women to find their true selves and start sharing that delicious truth with the world.
Why?I wrote The Red Book because I've found that many spirituality books are just too woo-woo, academic, serious, traditional, cheesy or boring for my generation. I wrote TRB because I grew giddy when I imagined what this planet might be like if more young women empowered themselves from the inside out. I also wrote TRB for roughly one million personal reasons that sound a lot like my heartbeat and taste a lot like chocolate and if spoken aloud would definitely make a priest faint.
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