Siobhan’s Book, The Absence of Evil
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Siobhan’s book, The Absence of Evil: Love’s Reclamation of the Soul, is a psychological and metaphysical memoir from innocence to awakening. Siobhan’s quest to discover light within all of her takes you running down an adventurous path to self-love and transformation.
The Absence of Evil: Love’s Reclamation of the Soul is available in Paperback and Kindle formats at Amazon and as an e-book in our Online Store.
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Hieroglyph of the Human Soul, courtesy of Leigh J. McCloskey
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“Nicolaou’s tales teach |
Siobhan writes:
“The hounds of hell were close on my heels as I made fast tracks for the narrowing exit. The course that was laid out in front of me changed with every stride. Jumping the hurdles, and climbing the walls, I tucked and rolled through the ring of fire landing on my feet on the other side facing a new direction. My mind began decoding evil, able to experience darkness as the illusion it truly is. Its pertinacious pursuit to keep my attention forced me to reconcile or be consumed by it. The illusion of darkness that tormented me throughout my life suddenly felt powerless compared to my ability to love. The agony and the ecstasy of what had been my transformational process eventually transcended life itself, becoming my greatest gifts in service to others.”
“The hounds of hell were close on my heels as I made fast tracks for the narrowing exit. The course that was laid out in front of me changed with every stride. Jumping the hurdles, and climbing the walls, I tucked and rolled through the ring of fire landing on my feet on the other side facing a new direction. My mind began decoding evil, able to experience darkness as the illusion it truly is. Its pertinacious pursuit to keep my attention forced me to reconcile or be consumed by it. The illusion of darkness that tormented me throughout my life suddenly felt powerless compared to my ability to love. The agony and the ecstasy of what had been my transformational process eventually transcended life itself, becoming my greatest gifts in service to others.”
“There’s nothing more significant in someone’s life than then when they come to
grips with who they are. In this book, no stone is unturned, and the author
evaluates without hesitation what she dares to be a good, intense learning,
from self-reflection.”
Sondra Sneed
Author of What to Do When You’re Dead
Author of What to Do When You’re Dead