COFFEE AND A COOL BREEZE - Bayly, Tom
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Life's more serious curveballs, you don't see coming. You are not prepared and you do not know what to do. And, sometimes, when the curve is real nasty, you buckle. This book tells the story of the great curveball thrown into my life. The buckle, in my case, is what has been called Kundalini Syndrome. The term refers to the troubles that can come along with a spontaneous Kundalini Awakening. It seems cliché to say something about how the big curveballs and challenges in life are the real opportunities to learn and to grow as a person. Especially considering that some things in this world are…mehr

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Life's more serious curveballs, you don't see coming. You are not prepared and you do not know what to do. And, sometimes, when the curve is real nasty, you buckle. This book tells the story of the great curveball thrown into my life. The buckle, in my case, is what has been called Kundalini Syndrome. The term refers to the troubles that can come along with a spontaneous Kundalini Awakening. It seems cliché to say something about how the big curveballs and challenges in life are the real opportunities to learn and to grow as a person. Especially considering that some things in this world are so awful that they couldn't possibly fit into a comforting expression. However, in my own story, I've found this cliché to be accurate.
Autorenporträt
Tom Bayly is not all that excited about writing an about the author blurb. He considers himself to be a good person and knows that he put his heart and soul into Coffee and a Cool Breeze, so naturally he hopes the book gets read and enjoyed by the masses. However, his happiness is no longer contingent on writing a successful book, so he won't be offended if you opt not to engage. Outside of writing, he enjoys cooking and hanging out with his wife, watching good documentaries, and shooting hoops. He thinks product placement in TV shows is out of control and insulting to our collective intelligence.