Demian | REVIEW

[@quaversal6997]

'The bird struggles out of the egg'.'The egg is the world'. 'Whoever would be born must first destroy a world'. That deep reference written in the Tokyo ghoul manga gives me bumps.

[@hoesuckiie5762]

omg its im tokyo ghoul too?? its also in bts' storyline film

[@quaversal6997]

@@hoesuckiie5762 ye.

[@Volonanostress]

And it’s referenced in revolutionary girl utena

[@きき-t9f]

i must admit this book has had such a big impact on me, the book was absolutely artistically beautiful and i loved it so much. Definitely my number one favorite book.

[@mkhenri3909]

Agree

[@haleyrichards5322]

I just read it and it was honestly one of the best books I've ever read. My favorite book ever 😍

[@KJHmoment]

OOOOOHHHH ITS THIT TIME OF THE YEAR

[@whybleedbuild]

No no not again

[@frolickings]

Now I'm gonna read demian just because of BTS.... Thanks BTS

[@biblioobscura]

It's so amazing how KPOP and literature have collided! :)

[@frolickings]

Katadactyl yeah their MV are meaning full.. They have a really good director

[@kirotorii3881]

Same😂

[@goharbadshah7735]

sane here😊

[@agustabcd1798]

UGH HOW AMAZING IS THIS!? it just so...wow. both the book and the concept and MV's

[@hugonnava]

Bts blood sweat & tears, and fight club.

[@lamiazmn4600]

You mean fight club the movie was inspired by Demian ???

[@DiegoRocca]

@@lamiazmn4600 I'm asking the same question now lol

[@lamiazmn4600]

@@DiegoRocca i did some researches nd i didn't find any link to fight club

[@DiegoRocca]

​@@lamiazmn4600 Same here. I see a more solid relation between Fight Club and Mr Robot but still, idk

[@lamiazmn4600]

@@DiegoRocca actually fight club the movie was inspired by a book holding the same name

[@saujanyaroy4942]

U see i loved this book so much ... i took on painting a picture (of myself?) .... like it had such a deep influence on me , i just couldn't put my brush down before finishing it. And my profile pic is the outcome.

[@butertb]

I just discovered Hesse about two years ago and I have been blown away by his work. Your review is right on the money. Hesse was a master. Just the concept of Abraxas (Yes cool af) turned my world upside down. Hesse has opened my mind in so many ways. Thanks for making him known to the world.

[@biblioobscura]

Thanks for your kind words. Hesse is one of my favorite writers of all time. I also recommend Narcissus and Goldmund, if you haven't read it. Not many people know about it. At least, I've never heard anyone talk about it. It has a lot of the themes that appear in Demian, but told in a very different story.

[@butertb]

Narcissus and Goldmund is my absolute favorite of Hesse’s books. The band Kansas has a song called “Journey from Mariabronn” which Kerry Livgren wrote about that book, that’s how I first became aware of Hesse. That book really impacted my life, it described my relationship with my brother (I’m Goldmund, he’s Narcissus) and really brought out a lot of emotions in me. I’m glad to meet someone else who’s even heard of it!

[@Hugatree1]

This is probably my favorite book by Hesse. First read this fifty or so years ago and it totally is still years ahead of its time. On one level it is such an easy almost childlike fairy tale unlike Hesse's very dark and disturbing masterpiece Steppenwolf. On another level it will leave you shaken and stirred. There will be before Demian and a different world after Demian

[@biblioobscura]

Demian is one of my favorite Hesse novels, but Narcissus and Goldmund is my all-time favorite. I highly recommend it if you haven't already read it :)

[@Hugatree1]

Katadactyl definitely, love that book. It is so gratifying to know that a younger generation like yourself Katadactyl ( millennial?) continues to rediscover and appreciate the great depth and psychological nuances of this incredible man. These books speak to the soul and the psyche and allow access into turbulent challenging times that continues to shape humanity whether it be the medieval world of Narcissus and Goldman or the insights of Jungian psychology or the birth of Buddhism. So thank you again for an awesome review and turning people on to a book and a writer that speaks to all generations for all time. Namaste

[@LilyM4ido]

I'm going reading this book after i played limbus Company long ago :D

[@reanrh7437]

This helped me a lot with understanding the book better. At first I was kinda like “oh It’s going to be a difficult read and you’re NOT going to understand it at all.” But this did explain a lot and I’m excited to read it! Thank you so much ☺️ Oh and thanks for introducing this to me bts lmao...

[@sangayzambaengstudiescohor4341]

Yeah, I am also grateful to them for this book.

[@U2lover]

Hesse books are such a gift for your soul and mind

[@agustabcd1798]

ikr

[@sanjukta.p__3413]

I literally came here to understand demian to understand bts storyline

[@quantuamlovers8587]

Same lol

[@santoshnikushe8181]

Me too lol

[@iammehrabhusain]

Same here ..I am from new delhi

[@hejckexnekeifj2738]

thanks, bighit

[@EwingAmaterasu]

Wouldn't Demian represent the anima archetype according to Jungian psychology?

[@biblioobscura]

Did you mean Demian the novel or Demian the character? I agree that the novel uses the feminine to help Sinclair realize his anima. I would argue many characters are key towards that point: Beatrice, his mother, Eva, Demian's mother. His interactions with them change the ways he views the world around him, his sexuality and morality. That is brought to a point when he creates the painting. The androgyny of the painting suggests his conflicting subconscious, torn by the anima embodied by the feminine and Demian's representation of the ideal masculine. While Demian may to some extent represent Sinclair's anima, I think it is the women who change, sharpen and define it.

[@ZakkiRei]

Comments summary: 80% BTS fans 15% real cultured people 5% Tokyo Ghoul fans "Who would be born must first destroy a world" -Demian "Living is a sin. From when we were born, we stole from others. Living is a sin. Life is evil. And so am I" -Yoshimura Kuzen Pretty well match- up Ishida

[@justaheavyheart]

what does tokyo ghoul have to do with demian???

[@ZakkiRei]

@@justaheavyheart first series Tokyo Ghoul, chapter 8: Kagune The last part features Demian's most known quote

[@justaheavyheart]

ohh

[@franciscoreza8295]

I'm from the future, glory to limbus company

[@whybleedbuild]

Where is the limbus fan

[@armydirectioner9015]

BTS' concept was unique and it tackles about self-love and I'm here so i can understand the storyline and for more knowledge too.

[@bunny__3]

Same here

[@KR-xx7cf]

I absolutely loved this book and I'm doing a report on it at school. I was having a tough time interpreting some of it but this helped.

[@MelatoninAbyss]

Props for the creator for explaining the book in such a vague way that you know what is it about but not enough to paint a whole picture. Also how she doesn't spoil the ending too!

[@SARINAk343]

I read Demian but understood nothing. May be because I'm not good with the language itself and mainly also because it being my first book to read lol but I was intrigued by the character Demian and his mother Eva... also how they appeared on Sinclair's dreams and formed a deeper bond, although they rarely interacted together for long... also the character Pistorius (that organist, I am afriad if I spell it correct) was fascinating and how he tried to visualize his wants and wills through Sinclair. Kromer played an important role as well for I believe he was the reason how Sinclair was dragged into the other realm of the world he called as darkness. Also the character "Abraxas" was an interesting thing to read. I was amused with the idea of how Sinclair went alone to change his life path, believing his dreams and deciding what's permitable and what's forbidden... I reckon the writer Hermann himself, was like a rebellion (I couldn't find a good word to write) and his views on religion confused me even more. Apology. But I hate to say that I didn't get the final conclusion... did demian die? What was his real identity? I remembered recalling two incidents when Sinclair found Demian almost in vegetative state, like a stone statue. But what happened to him at last? They were at war so as I was reading I thought Sinclair was about to die but the twist came and demian died then? Idk And all this idea about the power of the will to change things and make it happen seemed too absurd? Idk I didn't understand that part as well... also about Sinclair's sexuality preference, did he view Demian romantically as well? I know he was inclined to Eva but I slightly felt that he was attracted to Demian as well and probably that was the reason why he couldn't love anyone or approach girls that he thought were attractive like for e.g. beatrice. In short, I got nothing :( Sorry but can anyone explain me the book in summary, would be really helpful... thnx in advance

[@haleyrichards5322]

To be fair this explanation leaves out many key details about the book, this is a summary leaving out all the good symbolism that's within the novel. I just finished reading it, but I understood almost everything but there are still some things I need to decode. I for one can agree that Sinclair definitely most likely did like Demian. This can be inferred by the multiple explanations of Demian and his ideal "type". If you picked up on this, Sinclair's type is a half boyish half women facial structure, just like Frau Eva's. And in the beginning of the book and somewhere in the middle Sinclair describes Demian and half gentle like a women and masculine like a man. So it can be inferred the in the end Sinclair did have an affectionate view towards Demian. I can explain the book to you as best as I possibly can but I don't understand everything myself. I will explain some of the symbolism within the book. First with the birds, they appear glowing in areas of the book, this is most likely a symbol that Sinclair is leaving the nest. This can be seen when Sinclair has his dream about his mother morphing in Demian in a some what violating embrace. He's starting to understand his sexual drive (I personally think the reason his mother turned into Demian was because he loved Demian in a way) but the reason the embrace started as his mother was because his mother resembles innocence, and Demian resembles a more sexual perception, which is why it symbolizes Sinclair leaving the nest. (He's finding other people to love in place of his mother/family) Demian and Frau Eva are simply characters in his life that help him come forward to achieve his dreams. Frau Eva symbolizes the romantic part of his life which he longs for, but because he struggled with the light and dark for so long, he didn't want to participate in sexual acts or accept his feelings. Which leads me into Abraxas which is one thing you may have not understood. It's a godhead that both involves himself in the light and the dark, symbolizing that the two exist in harmony rather then exist in two different parts of the world, which Sinclair had thought of differently for so long. The other thing is the mark of Cain. As he grows older as he figures out himself the mark of Cain becomes much more evident within himself then he was as a child ( but of course there is much deeper meaning to it which you can figure out 😉) basically, he's struggling to come to his age, and Frau and Demian everyone he has met is all a step closer to achieving his dream. Everything has a symbol which leads him back to Demian. Such as the face he painted, he let his mind wander. And for sometime he thought it was Demian or the world itself, the painting looks like Sinclair's life. But when he meets Frau Eva he then realized the painting was her. Everything led him back to Demian and Frau Eva, which are the dream he has been longing for. Those are just parts of the book you gave to understand, there is much more to be talked about, such as the shadow mentioned throughout the book. I am no expert, but I understood the book pretty well, if you have any questions, even though this is a year later, feel free to ask. I hope I somewhat helped your confusion :) and yes, it does seem Demian dies. Of course, some of the book seems impossible with all the spiritual and follow your own path praised throughout. But, all of the characters in this book were very spiritual and it could be possible the bond between them was very large. Also, while in the writing of this book the author was going through dream therapy. It's simply if you believe it or not, of course you don't have to. But if you do, I think you'll find a lot of things that are unexplainable happen on the daily, not everything can be explained by science. I myself am not a spiritual, nor religious being, but I still find this book very important and meaningful. Also, Beatrice was not necessarily someone he liked but someone he worshiped. I also think the fact that she too, had half man half women features, all led back to Demian and his mother, the two people he truly loved. Which is why we see when he tries to paint her, she doesn't end up the same, she looks like Demian, which later we find out looks like Frau Eva. Sorry that dragged on a bit longer, reach out if you have any questions :)

[@haleyrichards5322]

@@sunray535 I just read it for freshman year or highschool, so I would say you would be fine by that age and up, because it's difficult to understand if you're too young :)

[@SARINAk343]

@@haleyrichards5322 true I second that And sorry took me a long time to say, but thnx for the explanation... some mind boggling qsts were answered :)

[@haleyrichards5322]

@@SARINAk343 of course! It was a blast writing that explanation so it was no problem 😄

[@haleyrichards5322]

@@sunray535 that's awesome! I hope you read it, it was really good! Though when I read it my teacher provided many questions that got you thinking so you caught on to things happening in the book without her telling you. So make sure to question symbolism you see and search up words you don't understand :)

[@THK304]

Thank you kim soo hyun & iu ( producers)

[@shanny1318]

I love this book and can appreciate your shared affinity for it. The ones that have experienced misfortune are the most evolved. That being said, I still struggle with what my purpose is because I can be so much for this world of many.

[@Soramaylily]

I want to ask, i was read demian book, and then there's something confused me , in the end of story, demian is real human? Or just imagination of sinclair?

[@akisauz9562]

I am extremely late but, why are there different covers for the same book? Are they all the same? I am wanting to get the book, but I don't know if I can find the right one.

[@kimseokjin9855]

I think that they have different covers because they are translated by different translators ? since I think the original book is in german. so dont worry- any book you get is OK

[@akisauz9562]

@@kimseokjin9855 Okay, thank you so much.

[@kimseokjin9855]

@@akisauz9562 no problem at all! if you got any more questions or things you're curious about, I'm always active 😀

[@bangtanfriends4977]

I was very curious about abraxas???

[@nathaniel6210]

This is my favourite book. I loved how you emphasized your love for the ending because I feel the exact same. The book rlly seems to come full circle with Sinclair himself becoming demian in a way. And I also loved that that transformation happened because of their kiss

[@songnae_pyc]

I personally found this book difficult, but thanks to it, I understood a lot. I think I should read it again when I have time.

[@0_0RuRu]

Who are here becouse of bts? Ok i am😁😁

[@tehreemarmypurplebts533]

ME TO HAHAHAHAHAHA😂😂😂

[@bakhtawarshah3772]

meeee also

[@Cheesecakingtonthe3rd]

Though I know theres no undo, what do I have left to lose?

[@slymr.perfect4480]

I'm currently reading this book 60 pages left and it's been such a great experience reading this master piece

[@mnchor]

Is there any relation between the story and the devil ?

[@btsmylovemylife6710]

Now I m going to read demian because of bts

[@seliel.]

I'm here because of BTS. Stfu theories, so beautiful yet makes me cry out of agony.

[@txnjiroo7684]

lost my way ikr

[@christophermccabe7971]

Thank you for this review, I read this book for the first time over 40 years ago. It’s impact has been important because it shone light and provided ambiguous insights my world in that time. That said, this review awakens the possibilities of Abraxas in a new way. Much like every great transformational work does. That is the idea of acceptance being the message. Acceptance of light and dark living in harmony inside of myself. I must mention Siddartha as the another profound work from Hesse. I found it complimented Demian for me. Thank you for your review and awakening this book in me once again :)

[@joshuahaymes9141]

For any and all who view Demian as containing a philosophy of life worth adopting you would be doing yourself a disservice if you have not yet read Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. Hesse paints a rosy picture of the embodied philosophy of Demian (his voice for the philosophy of Nietzsche). I would argue that Dostoevsky paints a far more realistic picture of what this philosophy looks like in reality. Either way, one must always examine the other perspective. Proverbs 18:17 "The one who states his case first seems right, until the other comes and examines him." Dostoevsky does an incredible job cross-examining Nietzsche.

[@liainncity]

Now I have to persuade my parents to buy me Demian so I can read it because it sounds really good

[@jacobmenard1980]

I loved this book. I read it 2-3 times when I was 19.

[@toharonyeulo2441]

How can anyone not love this book?! This book changed my perspective of life and got me thinking so much! Without a doubt one of my favorite books! I enjoyed the things you picked up. Thank you:)

[@crimson4478]

i read it but i didn't get what happened at the ending :')

[@saujanyaroy4942]

Golden Seagull i guess Demian dies in war and before Sinclair passes out in the warfield. Demian kisses him for the last time.

[@agustabcd1798]

@@saujanyaroy4942 I SHOULDNT HAVE READ THIS COMMENT. DJBFBFB I JUST SPOILED THE ENDING :(((

[@saujanyaroy4942]

Agust abcD i am sorry... but that's my interpretation well he could have lived on like whatever it is, it is anything but clear. Btw nice profile pic.

[@agustabcd1798]

@@saujanyaroy4942 1- Its not your fault lmao . 2- thanks a lot. I like your profile pic too :D

[@michaelwoodsdale460]

I read this title a few years ago while getting into existential / archetypal psychology. I feel drawn to a re- read to see how the world has changed me in the meantime

[@chchch4836]

I live in the town, where Hermann Hesse was born 😹

[@biblioobscura]

That is so cool! Which town? :)

[@chchch4836]

Katadactyl Calw/Rotfelden in Germany 😊. I took part in a play about his life🎭. But that was a few years ago, I don't really remember much 😹

[@anejaG55]

cool

[@MarieAdventure]

Hi, I haven't read Demian but I was looking for reviews and I like your take on it. If you really love Demian, you should read Carl Jung's The Red Book and The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P Hall. You will see that Hesse was inspired by those two. Carl Jung also talks about Abraxas.

[@priyadharshinisathursamy3902]

I have two very different interpretations of this book and honestly I think Hesse intended these different interpretations. 1) Demian (not sure if he is real or in Sinclair's head), Eva, Pistorius and Beatrice were all guiding figures in helping Demian understand him self. In this it seems like Hesse's intention was to show that good and bad are actually all grey and to find our line between them (Kinda like what you said). 2) Demian (along with Eva) is actually the devil himself....come to tempt Sinclair to fall and sell his soul to the devil. And Pistorius, Beatrice, Alfons Beck and Knauer (probably Sinclair's parents too) were all his chances to attain salvation (repent for his wrong doings) before Sinclair dies. But Sinclair rejects each of them and runs to Demian and sells his soul (Interpreted in him sending the bird flying picture to Demian). In this I feel like Hesse played a game because the readers like Sinclair followed (supported) Demian and therefore fell from grace too I have not expanded on the first view but both fell equally possible. How did you interpret it?

[@haleyrichards5322]

I much more agree with the first Interpretation. Though I think anything is possible for the text was meant to symbolize many different themes. But, the book is intended to be Sinclair's path to find himself. Though I can see where the second interpretation comes from. Not saying it's wrong, books infer so many different things. It's just I went very deep into the novel and I much more agree with the first Interpretation :D though I am pretty sure Demian was real, I don't think he was a figure in his head.

[@ayeshafarrukh4542]

Thanks for the review... Abrusxus is the other name of devil. I searched and searched and I have a book of devils and their names Abrusxus means the God of lies

[@rds4629]

I've heard so many of these ideas before and I think 60-70 years ago this may have indeed been revolutionary or mind-blowing before people have been exposed to hinduism, zen, or buddhism. This may be a good book to introduce someone today who has been sheltered.

[@firionflame4435]

I think there's a difference between finding yourself and breaking yourself... I'm sorry but breaking free doesn't mean that a person forgets all his moral values... We are social creatures who depend on each other and push each other forward and drag each other down as well... That is the reason why humans are superior to all other beings because they don't just follow instincts like eating sleeping etc they have their own sense of right and wrong and every human being is born with it.... Its up to the person whether he kills that sense or follows it... So don't use the excuse of breaking free from all the laws and rules to do a bad deed...

[@acessantiago5820]

the most sensible one

[@jett11west]

I've listened to two book reviews and neither made a lot of sense to me. I guess I'll have to take a leap of faith and read it.

[@biblioobscura]

Maybe there's just something about it that we can't explain exactly. I hope the book clears that up for you. Happy reading :)

[@Wrinklyanimegod]

Did you read it?

[@hahalol1452]

Would this book be appropriate for school? What grade level would this book be? Sorry for the weird questions. I am really interested in this book and I want to ask my teacher if we could read it.

[@josephineklein8514]

I think it's a better book to read solo an interpret yourself than with a teacher telling you what every single thing represents.

[@hahalol1452]

Josephine Klein true. Also update on me telling my teacher: she was confused why I was recommending it and she said it was a horror story that was inappropriate for class. I mentally flipped her off.

[@haleyrichards5322]

Omg I can't believe your teacher said that, this is a wonderful book I am reading for school. I read it freshman year in honors English, it's a truly informative book witth great information. It's one of the best books I've ever read. To be fair, my class reads very deep and meaningful books. Slaughterhouse five, farenheit 451, animal farm, kite runner, catcher in the rye, the alchemist, the chosen, Demian. Demian was my favorite of them all, I can't believe your teacher said that 😂

[@myvocaldiary6248]

I don't know.. I am just going to buy and read this book just because of bts and bighit... Well, thanks for the review

[@WyattGarey]

Abraxas was the main thing I remember from this book. I guess he is Tao or yin-yang. Check out Santana's album Abraxas. Oh, and wonderful review!! Hesse is one of my favorites as well.

[@biblioobscura]

Thanks for the heads up! Just listened to the album while doing some work. The chimes in "Singing Winds, Crying Beasts" are pretty sweet. "Incident at Neshabur" and "Hope You're Feeling Better" are great, too. They all are, really. I prefer the slower ones. Thanks again :) One of my favorite Hesse novels is Narcissus and Goldmund. For some reason most people haven't heard of it. But, if you like Hesse, then check it out. I highly recommend it! Happy reading!

[@DavyWhitezel]

Jung also mentions Abraxas in the Red Book. Check out "Seven Sermons To The Dead"

[@butwhytho4858]

Is this something you would recommend for a 16 yr old who struggles with anxiety and autism? I don’t believe in heavily censoring most content, but I also don’t want to just hand him a book that may mess with his reality. For some autistic kids, like my son, their reality can be fragile from time to time. Usually I try to read them myself first so he can at least come and talk to me about what he’s read. However, this time I cannot. He’s asked for it as a Christmas present. So any guidance or opinions would be so welcome.

[@damianuna964]

I came here because I understood Demian is a bildungsroman, but I couldn't rest my mind what the purpose of the storyline was. And I now I know. Youre the best !

[@Sofia-yu6mm]

For me personally, as great as most of the book is, the ending just made it somewhat meaningless for me. Propably because I just can't wrap my head around what happened to the characters and what Hesse wanted to say. Like that, it was pretty offputting overall.

[@ced777sleep2die]

Don't you believe that Demian was the personification of the devil, more or less, and this whole relationship with the mother of Demian really confused me, it's like Demian is bisexual but has the Oedipus complexe too, it's so complex but beautiful and makes you think hard about it. What do you think?

[@jodykhaddour6798]

Can someone explain the ending to me?

[@Suka_004]

Can someome give me the link so i can read it online (please)

[@nem1448]

Sorry I have question I'll be happy if you answer 🙂 is the translation you have is fluent??

[@beatriced7077]

Wow, this sounds amazing. My friend loves Hermann Hesse and she's been telling me for years all the reasons why I should read his books. I guess now I'm finally going to (: Great video!

[@biblioobscura]

I REALLY LOVE HESSE

[@kookiecream7259]

I am not a reader....infact I thought it's most boring activity.... Then I bought it because of BTS and read half book in a day...now I know how interesting it is

[@SeekersofUnity]

Thank you Biblio, i loved this review

[@pinkarmyroblox4251]

half of coment and the viewers are a bts fan or army who came here after watch the theory of wings (bts album) like if you agree:D

[@sunitaatulkar174]

......am I the only one from the game "Alter Ego"?

[@rekabaranyai881]

This is my favorite book ever, i loved it so so much. Can anybody recommend me a book similar to Demian?

[@biblioobscura]

Honestly, I'd recommend Narcissus and Goldmund also by Hesse :)

[@rekabaranyai881]

@@biblioobscura thank you so much :)

[@amaimon5152]

hi! i love your vids:) i hope you will have more subscriber, you really deserve it❤

[@biblioobscura]

xuchihakx Awww thank you so much! That's a really sweet thing to say. You just made my day :)

[@justina4141]

xuchihakx Hey armehh

[@solihaOtherLife]

Blood sweat and tears brought me here

[@krisyanren755]

Demian is my favorite book

[@mythopoeic8236]

Thank you for further fleshing our this work.

[@Pigeon_Flipper]

Alter Ego game brought me here

[@nikolakalnina9780]

Than you so much ❤️

[@edwardsimson6559]

Hi Demain doesn't have a boyfriend at all, but good video

[@tab.thunder9873]

I am here because of BTS-blood sweat and tears song Where I we can noticed About Demonic Ritual

[@jooniebear7818]

After this video IM GOING TO READ IT

[@ancyg7401]

BTS💜

[@mommychubby7562]

has anyone saw BTS's Blood, Sweat and Tears?

[@srebrooo]

Loved it! Especially while reading it in queer subtext way

[@saartjepoezestaartje8216]

you did such a good review!

[@user-eh2hj8bx6O]

Go watch "Boy Meets Evil" by j-hope of bts music video!

[@tommywrightiii8637]

From Russia with love, thank you, you right !

[@actuallynotfunny4551]

God this is a great book

[@tommywrightiii8637]

Hello lady, too juiced review, for me it's too hard for understanding, maybe bcause my love is Chinaski and Sapkoŵsky

[@Annaconda1984]

Its not hess, it's hessE

[@badlaamaurukehu]

Couldn't that ultimately have absolutely nothing to do with you?

[@PiersTwomeyMusic]

Great review!!

[@alex81703]

Thanks!

[@badlaamaurukehu]

Yesss...

[@anteriorlel8899]

I came here cuz of bts

[@badlaamaurukehu]

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[@Virtual420]

nice review.

[@agustabcd1798]

you look like hinata hyuuga from naruto. socute >

[@kingdm8315]

I’m the 1.1k like

[@thearmchairmystic]

The entire novel had too much anti-Christian sentiment and false doctrine teaching that only leads a person away from shunning evil completely and embracing all-goodness, as much as humanly possible, as often as possible. I think it just tried to hard to pass itself off as deep and meaningful when in actuality, it seemed like the mad ramblings of a lost soul which other lost souls would agree with. Seems a lot like this novel I wrote myself which contained all the same imagery of false doctrine before I turned to Jesus in my heart and soul.

[@franciscoreza8295]

Have you hurt someone in your path of belief?