Name: The changing form Finding stillness in the flow of life between the fear of loss and the discovery of the eternal (en Inglés)
SKU: 69262334
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Author: Sebastiano Davide Controsceri
ISBN: 9791224097945

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The changing form Finding stillness in the flow of life between the fear of loss and the discovery of the eternal (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Autor

Sebastiano Davide Controsceri

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

142

ISBN13

9791224097945

The changing form Finding stillness in the flow of life between the fear of loss and the discovery of the eternal (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "The changing form Finding stillness in the flow of life between the fear of loss and the discovery of the eternal (en Inglés)"

"What remains of us when form dissolves?" In a world that rushes and asks us to forget quickly, the author invites us to do the exact opposite: to slow down and let life inhabit us. Born from the sudden loss of a brother at the age of 19, this book is not a manual on grief, but a silent travel companion. Through delicate and precise writing, you will discover that the bond with those who are no longer with us is not an absence, but a "forgotten word" to be remembered. On these pages, you will discover: - How to transform the friction of pain into awareness. - The metaphor of ice and water: the end of form is never the end of substance. - The "Inner Practice Workshop" exercises to find your center in the chaos. - A peace that does not deny sadness, but integrates it like the pieces of a puzzle. "I'm not teaching anything new. I just want to help people remember what their hearts already know." Read more