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A Bedroom Called Rainbow: Life can Hurt like Hell
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ISBN10: 1998954234
ISBN13: 9781998954230
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Feb 18 2022
Pages: 230
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781998954230
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Feb 18 2022
Pages: 230
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Arion Bezuidenhout is one of the most loving and vibrant humans I have had the pleasure of knowing. He lives each day as if he were squeezing every available drop out of the life allotted to him for 24 hours. He takes this daily zest, mixes it with his joys, his fears, and his wisdom and creates a delectable cocktail, nay mocktail, of a life full of wonderful stories,
spiritual adventures, deep hurts, and resounding empathy. This book is our chance to sip on that delicious mocktail of Arion's life: to taste and savor the rich experiences that he has endured. Most importantly, this book is a reminder of God's unconditional love and the hope we all have that He always has a plan for our lives. Stacey Holland - Producer & Fitness Celebrity Pain, loss, abuse, and a constant need for acceptance form part of our collective journey. This book elevates these experiences and allows us to realize no matter how far we think we have gone; God never left our side. He was always with us. This book allows those who are not clear of their purpose to realize how far a journey one can take by allowing earthly mindsets to creep in and allowing the evil one into our thoughts. It was a tough read but a true perspective on life without God and His protection. Sedick Tof fa Snr - Entrepreneur & Church Connect Group Facilitator Arion leaves nothing behind in this raw, unapologetic, and sometimes brutally honest body of work. A story of lost masculinity, tests of faith and embracing acceptance. The narrative moves from impassioned defiance to gut-wrenching strength and sheer determination as the protagonist journeys toward understanding an impossible past and limiting beliefs. This is inspired reading for anyone on the path of self-discovery. Bedroom Called Rainbow encourages self-reflection and a new perspective on a repurposed life. Talitha Baisch - Entrepreneur, Charity Volunteer & Socialite Bedroom called rainbow is on the opposite spectrum of leisure reading. Within the pages of this book, the reader will undergo a rollercoaster of emotions, which I most certainly did. Through Arion's bloodshot eyes, we see what it looks like to go through hell repeatedly and not survive. The breakneck pace, at which this book is delivered, requires you to simply hold space as the slice of human life is written without mercy, albeit containing passages that will have you crying tears of hysteria as well as compassion. This is also a story that contains the deliverance and catharsis of one human life transformed by the power of faith. This book is brutal as it is beautiful. Look carefully, you might recognize yourself within its pages. Colin Paul Shandoss - Entrepreneur & Floral Artist Guru Arion bravely describes his life as a dream of poetry and color. Christianity, drugs, and the LGBTQIA culture collide in a kaleidoscope of conflict, contradiction, and redemption. Arion's work will trigger most and enlighten some. The book is thought-provoking, mixing between the spiritual realm and our earthly reality. Arion openly battles with his thoughts, rehabilitation, and spirituality. We all know that Christianity and homosexuality is a whole other Oprah show, and the theme of anti-gayness and acceptance are at war throughout. Arion is well researched, well-read and has a wealth of experience. Megan Carelse - Producer & Performance Artist This story makes one laugh one minute and cry the next. There is zero sugar coating. This story provides a shred of hope that Arion, you, and I will be okay, even as we live in an eternally broken world. Heidi Mollentze - Actress & Voice Over Artist
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