loud - channeled poetry & art

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LOUD - A Soul Ignition

LOUD is a channeled collection of poetry, drawings, and transmissions received by Mitra Solara during her first soul awakening in 2024. It is not edited to fit. It was born to break open.

This book is the sound before the light - the raw voice of a woman reclaiming her fire, her memory, and her truth.

Each page is an invocation.
Each poem is a rupture.
Each drawing is a breath that remembers.

LOUD is for those who feel their voice rising like a storm they can no longer contain.
It is for those who are ready to remember - not who they were told to be, but who they have always been.

This is not a book you read.
This is a book you feel.


This is the first flame in a trilogy of remembrance, followed by The Book of Becoming and Radiance - Notes from the Afterglow.
LOUD contains 99 hand-drawn illustrations and unnumbered pages, honoring the non-linear path of healing and the wild, untamed return of the soul voice.

Disponível desde: 02/10/2024.

Comprimento de impressão: 288 páginas.

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