Wild Holy Love: A true mystical adventure

by Kye Crow

Overview

When Kye Crow pleaded with the Universe to help her find her joy, she had no idea she was about to begin a rollercoaster adventure - India was calling.

Finally free from a hellish relationship, Kye's belief in herself had been crushed. She craved the peace of an ashram, but the colourful cacophony of India swept her up the moment she arrived. Instead of yoga retreats, she was kidnapped by an insanely tyrannical baba and force-fed chillums, narrowly avoided being killed by a holy man hurling coconuts at devotees as they worshipped and spent weeks meditating at the top of a mountain with a walkman-clad sadhu as heavy metal music pounded from his headset. Yet it was only when Kye faced the ultimate challenge of being attacked by a black magician she realised she was far more powerful than she'd ever believed.

But will her newly discovered powers be enough to resist the manipulations of her ex-partner when he unexpectedly flies to India to reclaim her?

From the shores of the Arabian Sea to the beauty of tropical Australia, Wild Holy Love is one woman's awe-inspiring journey as she discovers how to live a miraculous life. While it often reads like an exciting fantasy, the events in this book are all true, and if you like stories that share wisdom with such humour, warmth and vulnerability, you can taste the chai, hear the temple chants and feel the love; then this is a book you will treasure.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798369296035
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	08/02/2023
Edition description:	2nd ed.
Pages:	382
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.85(d)

About the Author

Kye Crow is a writer/ artist, creatress of beautiful clothing and the founder of the private foundation Arkheart, a non-profit to help needy animals.
She has had many wild adventures, including travelling through the Australian desert for two years in a wagon pulled by camels, with fifty rescued animals coming too. A journey of love and trust that took Kye and her partner, Gill- over two thousand kilometres. She travelled with camels, dogs, a donkey, goats, doves, parrots and even her beloved rooster,' The Colonel' and his nine girls.' They met other animals along the way that were about to be shot, including a stinky billy goat and a camel with a lengthy record of grievous bodily harm, who joined their entourage of love. You can read about this adventure in Kye's books, Love We Live and Tracks of Love.