
His yoga focused on control and manipulation. Until she broke the sequence.
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"Tamraz’s memoir is so timely and so significant. She… shows the reader what it took to transform herself, escape her marriage, and rediscover her true identity."
—Maria Daversa, Ph.D., clinical psychologist and debut author of Sweet Baby Mine
"such an important story...
a captivating and hopeful story of growth and self-awareness"
—Jean Brown, of SEEK Safely, author of This Sweet Life
“a dramatic depiction of masterful mind-control practiced on a vulnerable party”
—Kirkus Reviews
"This book offers readers a fascinating look at the sinister threads that can be knotted into spiritual yoga practice and the discernment we all need when seeking personal transformation."
—Melanie Brooks, author of A Hard Silence and Writing Hard Stories
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