| Description |
xi, 275 pages ; 24 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (page 275). |
| Summary |
"An unforgettable and inspiring memoir about a lost boy and his quest for purpose. After his childhood was turned upside down, Mark Bannon found himself living in poverty in a concrete bunker deep in the woods of New Hampshire dubbed "The Cave." After running away from home, Mark embarked on decades of reckless exploits that ultimately led to an around-the-world quest for deeper meaning and purpose. Despite a beautiful family, commendable achievements, and even after a 15-year dive into Eastern religions, philosophies and practices, Mark found himself lost, empty, and at the end of his rope. But an unexpected encounter took him from dunking in the Ganges River to reading the Bible and finally meeting the God who brought him into the light. The Boy from the Cave is an extraordinary voyage of self-discovery and faith. As you immerse yourself in Mark's captivating memoir that examines the burdens of shame and dysfunction, you will find your own perspectives challenged, your spirit uplifted, and your heart inspired to embrace change. Discover the power within you to overcome adversity, reclaim your identity, and forge a path of purpose and authenticity. Through Mark's extraordinary journey, you will find the courage to transform your own life; rekindling hope, igniting faith, and living with unwavering love"--Amazon. |
| Subject |
Bannon, Mark A.
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Self-actualization (Psychology) -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
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Faith.
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| Genre/Form |
Autobiographies.
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Self-help publications.
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| ISBN |
9798987614709 (paperback) |
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