Modern Hippie: An Intuitive Journey Toward a Free-Spirited Life

De: Kimberly Kingsley

Narrado por: Kimberly Kingsley

Modern Hippie is a manifesto for aspiring free spirits that encourages listeners to reclaim their power in order to experience a profound level of inner peace and freedom.

The audiobook begins with a journey back in time to the '60s, where the original hippies ushered in a societal revolution based on peace and freedom. The modern hippie picks up where the original hippie left off to pursue the sense of freedom that can only come from living a courageous life.

The author's insights as an energy coach and spiritual teacher are shared along with her own personal journey to illustrate the winding and sometimes challenging road that is taken when one commits to spiritual freedom.

The listener will become inspired to walk the path that only he or she can walk - the path of fearlessness that ultimately sets one free.

©2015 Kimberly Kingsley (P)2018 Kimberly Kingsley

Love it!

What a great easy listen. She makes these complex ideas so simple and doable. Thank you for writing this book!

Disappointed and bland-checks no boxes

This is essentially a personal journal, with all of the juicy parts removed. Her life is not interesting enough to pepper the book with interesting anecdotes, nor is it universal enough to speak to me. The themes are broad, but not broad enough to be a ubiquitous experience, and not narrow enough to be an interesting study...if you have a strong sense of self you will find nothing helpful in this book and it is not a unique enough story to stay interested, entertained, and engaged.
The author is a therapist, and every time she mentions it, I am surprised at how blind she is to the power she gives the male relationships in her life-she struggles not in a way like “This is a problem we can all relate to,” or “I realize this is particular struggle for me” but it is just so bland. The male/female power and choice dynamic is a common theme in most memoirs written by female “old time” hippies. This is a genre I love and relisten to, even though this is not a personal struggle I relate to on a first-hand basis. I was hoping this would be a similar journey of someone closer my contemporary. Nope.
I got 2/3 of the way through it and couldn’t even bring myself to finish the less than 4 hour book. I have been an audible member since 2012, buy tons of extra credits, listen and relisten constantly, and recently became a premium plus member. I think this is only the 3rd book I have returned out of hundreds and I wanted to save others the trouble. No judgment, but if you find yourself struggling with the influence of a man on your self, you may connect with the author and enjoy the book much more than I did-just don’t expect any answers as you and the author will just floundering through together.