Name: We All Suffer: A Quiet Book About Pain, People, and the Courage to Stay Human, Expanded Edition: One New Chapter Added (en Inglés)
SKU: 68964564
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Author: Alaa Ezzeddine
ISBN: 9798172515231

portada We All Suffer: A Quiet Book About Pain, People, and the Courage to Stay Human, Expanded Edition: One New Chapter Added (en Inglés)

We All Suffer: A Quiet Book About Pain, People, and the Courage to Stay Human, Expanded Edition: One New Chapter Added (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently Published

Autor

Alaa Ezzeddine

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

156

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798172515231

We All Suffer: A Quiet Book About Pain, People, and the Courage to Stay Human, Expanded Edition: One New Chapter Added (en Inglés)

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WE ALL SUFFER A Quiet Book About Pain, People, and the Courage to Stay Human In this collection of personal essays, Alaa Ezzeddine examines the experience of profound loss — of financial security, professional standing, and relationships once believed to be unconditional. The author writes candidly of estrangement from those he once considered family, of the temptation toward retribution, and of the deliberate, incremental process by which a life may be reconstructed after its foundations have been dismantled. The work does not offer resolution in the conventional sense. Across twenty chapters, it addresses themes including the futility of revenge, the complex calculus of forgiveness, the misidentification of silence as resilience, and the gradual restoration of trust. This second edition introduces a new chapter, The First Betrayal, in which the author identifies the originating wound beneath the losses described throughout the book, and the cost of having concealed it for so long. Structured as a series of essays rather than a sequential program, each chapter concludes with a Reflection intended for contemplation rather than resolution. The book's central proposition is that suffering, while intensely personal, is also a universal condition — and that those who face it, rather than evade it, are more likely to arrive at something durable.