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It's better to read blind
Two bouts of sensory deprivation led Jahne Hope-Williams to pursue a life of spiritual practice. Jahne was born in England and spent the first years of her life living behind a Harrods’ department store. It was a troubled start to life; she was blind. The doctors could do nothing and on a whim, after advice from a mystical Indian man, her mother brought her to Australia by boat. Jahne fell sick on the journey and died fleetingly, only to escape …
·Mount Alexander Shire, Australia
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