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This book is lovely, and inspiring. It’s a gift that I can’t keep to myself. I have to keep sharing with others otherwise I feel as though I’m stealing!

Comment by Deb C. — October 25, 2008 #
when i was a child, i suffered from polio; kids stared and teased me, which created a deep complex in me as an adult. when i read the page about God being exactly like me, “except he was smiling,” something clicked in me: something helped me shed the weight of inhibitions i had been carrying since childhood. thank you beeaje quick!

jorge palma
Los Angeles

Comment by jorge palma — November 25, 2008 #
Hello beeaje,
I read your inspirational book. I meant to get to it later but the minute I read it I couldn’t stop. It was just too engaging. It’s beautiful. It’s written with such freedom, you feel at the end that you really had a conversation with God. Answers without giving answers. I definitely think this needs to get out in the world. It is just intimate contact with God….it’s not even constrained by religion – which makes it non-threatening. I love dialogue with God.

Comment by D. Burke CA — December 18, 2008 #
Hi Mr. Beeaje,

Thank you so much for that lovely gem of a book. It was exactly what I needed. I loved all of them but some spoke more loudly to me. I loved God bagging groceries and being a pilot and I loved the one about the father dying. You are so gifted. One of best friends since childhood was murdered a few months ago and your book gave me a calmness and less alone feeling. Thank you so much. I want to buy a copy for everyone I know. I have to run to work now but again thank you. It was a pleasure meeting you and I’m glad you came back and gave me your book.

Sincerely, Giordana

➢ P.S. I can’t wait to read your next book

Comment by Giordana — December 18, 2008 #
Hey Beeaje,

I showed your book to a friend and she was as captivated by it as I was that day. It is my wish to one day write a piece as appetizing to the mind as your “God”.

Hope all is well

Comment by Gaia — December 18, 2008 #
beeaje, you seem artier than the inspirational market.
like fine art. exhibition. poetry readings. chap books for sale.
photos for sale.
postcards.
a character as walking art.
people will want to touch your arm at art openings and catch your eye just for a moment. then they’ll be able to go home and sleep.
that’s what fame is really supposed to be about. connection.

Comment by E Lopez — December 18, 2008 #
I showed my Mom your book yesterday and she was very moved. She loved it. She thought it was a wonderful book and something that people should love to give others as gifts, as it was very special…. Just wanted to let you know that. I would feel proud to pass out a book that makes people so happy.

All the best,

Jeff

Comment by Jeff — December 18, 2008 #
“Beeaje! I am always thinking of you. Remember when you took a look at my sketchbook and gave me compliments in regards to their meaning? You said I should refine my pictures and their meanings and try to publish them as a book. Your suggestion made me think and my mind soar. With your words in my heart, I decided to refine my skills as a writer and pursued an English Literature major at UC Berkeley (and got accepted!). I am graduating this May and I can’t wait to start writing. You have had such an impact on my life, I remember you and think of you every day. Thank you for believing in me when I was still a seed. You have been the sunshine that has promoted my growth all of this time: never directly shining at me, but always in the background helping me thrive.

“I miss you terribly!”

Comment by Sasha UC. Berkeley — December 18, 2008 #

The CHI box set: available now, celebrating compassion, hope and inspiration in the form of parables, aphorisms and illustrations, bound together in 3 beautiful hardcover books. Made from 100% renewable, plantation grown wood products this gift set celebrates the extraordinary humanity of our [inner] God and is dedicated to the wellness of human beings everywhere.

About Beeaje Quick
Born with a penchant for travel and anthropology, Beeaje aspires to be a vital citizen of the world. He is currently editing the novel, Khawaga (Foreigner), a personal story based on seventeen trips down Egypt's rabbit hole. Beeaje resides in Los Angeles and Cairo.