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A Book in progress Writing a book doesn’t begin when the first page is finished. It begins much earlier, in scattered thoughts, in persistent questions, in silences that refuse to remain silent. Long before words settle on the page, there is an inner movement. A tension. An unease. Writing starts when something inside you insists on being examined, even when you don’t yet know how to name it. That is where this book truly began. For some time now, I’ve been working on a book that is not yet complete, but already very much alive within me. It grows slowly, shaped by reflection, observation, and lived experience. It is born from restlessnes, not the kind that seeks quick answers, but the kind that learns to stay with questions. This is not a book written in haste. It resists speed. Each chapter emerges as a dialogue: with myself, with the ideas that challenge me, and with the reader I imagine not as a passive observer, but as a thinking presence. The writing has been less about telling a...

The importance of reading: When a book opens doors the world doesn’t show In a time marked by haste, constant noise, and the superficial rhythm of screens, reading remains an almost revolutionary act. Reading is, above all, an encounter, with yourself, with others, and with worlds that don’t exist but could. And in this silent encounter, something profound happens: consciousness awakens . Reading is one of the few human experiences that expands without requiring physical movement. The body stays still, but the mind travels impossible distances. A book can take you to the edges of the universe or to the most hidden corner of your own soul. It can challenge your certainties, heal wounds you didn’t know you carried, or open doors that real life hasn’t yet dared to touch. When we read, we stop being mere spectators of the world and become active participants in human thought. We bring to the present the wisdom of those who lived centuries ago. We continue interrupted dialogues, give v...