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Countless days and sleepless nights can't sleep, can't dream, can't rest, nothing left but to write.

This is a definition of all simple words and feelings that life has to offer ~inspired by a friend

Growing up often means learning to understand the people who raised us. We admire our mothers for their sacrifices, yet sometimes we quietly question the choices made for us. The Quiet Questions of Growing Up is a poetry collection about the silent thoughts children carry as they grow older-questions about love, guidance, freedom, and the moment we begin choosing our own paths.

Reality imparts wisdom to understand life.

Life as I see it.

What if the world you live in is not what it seems? The Silent Watcher is a thought-provoking journey into life's greatest unanswered questions. Through seven powerful chapters, young philosopher Ekam explores the mysteries of reality, time, dreams,shadows, and the secrets we never dare to ask. Is life real, or a perfect illusion? What happens before we are born? Is time itself a trick? And why does the number seven haunt history, science, and ancient belief? Are you ready to see beyond the surface? Then turn the page... and listen for the silent watcher.

Ever since the beginning of time, humans have looked up at the stars, peered into the ocean's depths, and probed our own hearts, all while being plagued by the same question: Why? For what reason are we here? For what reason does suffering mold us? Even when the universe appears to be silent, why do we still yearn for meaning? Mnemosynic Psychora's book Why Humans Crave Meaning examines the age-old search for meaning in an ambiguous world. Combining psychology, philosophy, and firsthand human experience, this book explores how humanity's search for purpose has shaped societies, spurred invention, and enabled people to persevere in the face of adversity. Through lucid and captivating insights, the author demonstrates how purpose serves as a compass, enhancing perspective, fostering resilience, and shedding light on ways through chaos. By exposing how meaning exists in small rituals, relationships, deeds of service, and personal narratives, the book dispels the myth that it can only be found in grand answers. Why Humans Crave Meaning serves as a mirror and a manual at the same time. It confirms that although we might never find the answers we seek, the process of searching changes us. Being human is battling mystery, and in the process, we discover our true selves. This book serves as a reminder to readers looking for inspiration, solace, or clarity: meaning is woven into our lives, our love, and our perseverance; it is not a gift from the universe.

This is going to be kind of an open diary and some of the things I'll write are going to be poems that I've written and other things are just going to be my thoughts over different things so ENJOY! #10 on existentialcrisis lmAO #1 on lifequestions

Answer the questions, save the questions then answer later in life.

questions for me and you

Most people think that they are good people, but are you really a good person? Read this comic style story to find out.

The title speaks for itself.

Read this... if you've ever felt like your mind is not yours anymore

The story starts off with an amnesiac main character who gradually learns of the world within and without. Similarly, this relates to ourselves when we start on our journey of rediscovering ourselves. Read, absorb, relate, question and grow with the main character that encounters the many beliefs and quirks of others and within oneself.

This book is all bout what I think bout random stuff, stuff you might wanna take time and think bout too. 😊Just wanted to share some of the thoughts and I hope you like it❤️

A small collection of poems about the past, present, and future of life

Jason is the guy who always puts others first. He smiles even when his heart's heavy, laughs when it feels like a chore, and does everything to make the people around him happy. But inside, it's a different story. Living in a world where fitting in seems like the only option, Jason can't help but feel like he's losing himself. The pressure to be what everyone expects of him is suffocating, and it's starting to take a toll. How do you keep everyone happy when you're slowly falling apart? Stuck between what he's supposed to be and who he really wants to be, Jason starts to question everything. Is it possible to live for yourself when everyone else is counting on you? Or will he forever be trapped in a life he never chose? The hardest part of growing up isn't figuring out your future-it's learning to be happy with who you are.