Memoirs of Maxime Bernot

                            Maxime Bernot finds her self at a stage in her life, where enough has happened to talk about it. She fell in love once and she is still in love with a man that swept her off her feet. Her life has passed many passages that she reflects on. She calls it her Memoirs, but it is a collection of thoughts, emotions, advice and whatever came to her mind. It is an honest attempt to capture whatever she is, what she feels and felt, what she desires and what she had to let go of.

Maxime Bernot writes a monologue of some sort. She also addresses questions about gender and who you might be in all of this. She knows what she is talking about, because this story is about letting go. Letting go of love is possibly one of the hardest things in the world and the bloody rivers of youth have taken her through her emotions like a windy night that picked up a leaf from a tree.

We are all beings of nature and this book is drawing your attention towards your own nature. It may remind you of who you lost when you tried to be like everyone else. It talks about health and mind, about duality and oneness. It is what it is and what it is, is a way to transcend an evening full of boredom and emptiness with some incomplete and yet full account of whatever has happened somewhere in the life of a heart that feels and suffers. This is sadhana. The path. The teaching. It's life.