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“What do I do?" she whispered to the darkness. But the darkness gave her no answer.”

Book:Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book

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Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book

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Jennifer Donnelly

Jennifer Donnelly is an American author known for her historical novels and young adult literature. Her works are renowned for their rich historical background and profound emotional descriptions, which have won her a wide following among readers. more

“Man lives in the darkness of unconsciousness. The dawn has not come. It is still night. The majority of people live in the darkness of unconsciousness, while a small minority are attracted to the light of consciousness. The light of consciousness has opened for a few people, but it is so few people that it seems fictitious for the majority of people. They cannot understand, because a man can only understand that which has happened to him. The goal for the seeker of truth is the search for the light of consciousness. The darkness and unconsciousness from the inside has to be dropped. And when your life is full of light it's a totally different life. From the outside everything seems to be the same, but from the inside nothing is the same anymore.”

Life Light Consciousness Darkness Awareness Unconsciousness Seeker Of Truth

Book:The Way of the Heart

Source: The Way of the Heart

“more lights than I could ever count stretch out into the darkness and they don't stop stretching I'm scared of how far they go”

Fear Darkness Perspective Vulnerability Awe Poetic Infinity Existential Vastness Nature Imagery

Book:Open Throat

Source: Open Throat

“We were one, even in the darkest corner.”

Love Life Truth Darkness Thoughts Depth Details Corners Darkest

Author:Dominic Riccitello

“For so long he had loomed large as Melina's nemesis. She had grown him to monstrous proportions, and he'd taken up an outsize amount of her emotional and intellectual energy, seeding so much doubt that it crowded out space for anything else.”