I Told the Truth

<p><em>I Told the Truth </em>is not merely a memoir. It is a mirror a movement and a mantle-passed down through the bloodline of women who were told to stay quiet endure and disappear into the background.</p><p>With unwavering vulnerability and a grace that was earned through fire <strong>Taamico Lahari</strong> peels back the layers of generational pain unspoken memory and the sacred labor of reclaiming one's voice. What unfolds is not a whisper but a reckoning-lyrical deliberate and laced with legacy. Her voice does not tremble. Her presence does not fade. She stands-rooted radiant and ready.</p><p>This is not a story steeped in bitterness. It is a blueprint for liberation. A testimony. A restoration. For the little girl who learned too early how to carry silence-and for every soul still searching for the words to name their ache-this book offers both <em>permission</em> and <em>power.</em></p><p><em>I Told the Truth</em> dares to say: Healing may not come wrapped in softness. But it is sacred. And it is yours.</p><p>This is not survival. This is sovereignty-unbought unbroken and unmistakably whole.</p><p>And with every page it reminds you-</p><p>You are not invisible.</p><p>You are not defined by betrayal silence or suffering.</p><p>You are the aftermath of courage.</p><p><strong>You are the proof that healing and rising are possible.</strong></p><p></p><p>If you have ever struggled to speak your truth this memoir reminds you that your voice is powerful-and your healing is sacred. </p>