Introduce Yourself (if you like)

[Heike]

As a new author of Pursue Your Spark, I am inspired by the talented writers I am surrounded by. I am originally from Germany and have been living in the US (East Coast) for 40 years - still love it.

[Tyler]

Hi everyone! 👋

My name is Tyler. I’m always drawn to books that help us wake up a little, like stories or ideas that nudge us toward becoming better people. I’ve found that the most inspiring reads aren’t necessarily the loudest or the flashiest, but the ones that invite you inward and leave you changed in some quiet, meaningful way.

As a therapist and writer, I’m especially fascinated by the moments when a book sparks self-awareness that ultimately reshapes our whole lives. That’s what inspired me to start writing: I wanted to offer readers practical tools for listening to their own inner wisdom, the part that often gets buried under anxiety, busyness, or old stories we’ve rehearsed for years.

I’d love to hear what books have inspired you lately—whether fiction that moved you, memoirs that cracked something open, or wisdom literature that offered a new lens on life. What’s one book that stayed with you long after the final page?

Looking forward to discovering some new reads together. 📚✨

[Rich]

Hello everyone! I’m Rich M, author of The End of You: Awakening Without a Self. This book explores awakening beyond the ego, inspired by the radical teachings of UG Krishnamurti. If you’re curious about non-dual insight that challenges conventional spirituality, check it out and share your thoughts—I’d love to hear your perspective. I enjoy books of all genres and I love movies! Especially Harry Potter movies!

[Puneet]

Hello everyone, I’m Puneet. My work, both as a reader and writer, focuses on mindfulness, inner clarity, and personal development. I value communities that engage with thoughtful nonfiction, and I’m pleased to be part of this group.

[Mano]

Hi everyone,

I have long been fascinated by belief systems—philosophy, psychology, mythology, religion, and spirituality—and this interest inspired me to write and illustrate an allegorical graphic novel, The War in Heaven. The book explores enduring questions about truth, morality, belief, meaning, and the pursuit of peace amid conflict.

In creating it, I used visual art as a reflective tool, similar to art therapy, to make internal struggles and philosophical themes visible in ways words alone sometimes cannot.

For those interested in discussing these ideas, I’d love to hear your thoughts:

• Can visual art reveal truths that written language cannot? Why or why not?

• How do you approach questions about truth, morality, and meaning in your own life?

Here’s a link to learn more about the book:
https://www.sotelostudio.com/thewarin...

Thank you!

[Srdjan]

Hi everyone.
I just joined this group today and wanted to say hello.
Over time I've become more interested in books about meditation, healing, and finding a bit more clarity in life. Those themes helped me, so now I enjoy exploring stories that go a little deeper.
Happy to be here and looking forward to new book recommendations.

[Tony]

Hello everyone! My name is Tony Rose. I am an author. In the last couple of months, I have published a book.

" STOP IT: Life Changing Wisdom ".

I believe in giving back, helping make lives less stressful.

[Bob]

Glad to be part of this group! The world needs more positivity and inspiration from books. I'm a published author and I'd be happy to share my experiences with other members. Keep being inspired!