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Free Bird

Mark Edward
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Booklyn Writers

About

Free Bird by Mark Neely is a deeply personal memoir of transformation.
It begins with a life marked by fear, anxiety, and feelings of unworthiness.
Work as a heavy equipment operator gave him purpose but not peace.
A sudden mystical breakthrough in 1998 revealed freedom beyond fear.
This sparked years of searching through therapy, self-help, and spirituality.
Love entered in the form of Katie, whose acceptance brought stability and hope.
Despite career success and family life, inner struggles continued to echo.
A second awakening in 2017, tied to his mother's illness, renewed his spirit.
Encounters with wise teachers and friends deepened his path to authenticity.
Ultimately, the book shows that true peace comes from compassion, love, and accepting one's inherent worth

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