a man without head

A man without a head / een man zonder hoofd is a bilingual poetry collection born from sixteen years chasing enlightenment. The immense need to transform, to change, to prove myself. To destroy the parts I thought I didn't want.These poems were written in the margins of journals. Some needed careful crafting, some came crashing in. Raw and uncut. They move between the kingdom of fear and fields of light. From the manifesto of truthforce to the sharp critique in spiritual glamour tea parties. From shadow work in the vagabond inside to the mystical awakening in red fire dragons to the stillness of child of sand.Dennis Parengkuan writes in both Dutch and English. Not as translation, but as two different ways to speak truth. To rage. To break free.For readers navigating:Spiritual awakening beyond dogmaBreaking free from systems of controlShadow work and inner transformationBilingual expression as liberationThe journey from fear to freedom"No prison for the ones who are part of me."

Pages: 76, Paperback, Noodle Dream Press