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Sex Drugs Mostly Yoga Karaleah Grant

SKU: BELL-46514120

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Publisher: Aarohati Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.29 MB

Pages: 256

Author: Kara-Leah Grant

ISBN: 9780359087693, 9781730727429, 1730727425, 0359087698

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Sex Drugs Mostly Yoga Karaleah Grant by Kara-leah Grant 9780359087693, 9781730727429, 1730727425, 0359087698 instant download after payment.

"Is it possible... is it possible that Kundalini awakening could look like psychosis?" After ditching university, Kara-Leah Grant spent her twenties traveling the world in search of adventure, creativity and a tribe of like-minded souls. Sex, drugs, yoga and music festivals were simply part of the fun, until they weren't. Diagnosed as bipolar after leaping topless onto a moving logging truck in the wilderness of British Columbia, Kara-Leah returns to New Zealand to heal her soul, face her past, and uncover the deep truths of her innermost being. This is the story of healing, recovery and liberation."Part punk rock; part enlightening journey: this is a fiercely personal and harrowing story about one woman's quest to seize control of her mental health, her life and ultimately, her future."- Mountain Life Magazine, Whistler, Canada.