Who holds the most refined version of your psyche? Why is it so fascinating to delve into our soul and our pain in our adulthood? How frightening is it for us to lose our memories, and what do they mean to us? These questions are addressed in the fourth book by Daniel Chechik, an existential psychotherapist. "It's dangerous to describe reality as it really is." And how can you cope with forgetting the voice of those you have loved? "They say you used to be a child, but you have no memories" And how can you even ...
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Who holds the most refined version of your psyche? Why is it so fascinating to delve into our soul and our pain in our adulthood? How frightening is it for us to lose our memories, and what do they mean to us? These questions are addressed in the fourth book by Daniel Chechik, an existential psychotherapist. "It's dangerous to describe reality as it really is." And how can you cope with forgetting the voice of those you have loved? "They say you used to be a child, but you have no memories" And how can you even prove your existence? Adam attempts to understand why he is so drawn to diving deep into the depths of his soul's lakes in a world where randomness and helplessness beat so powerfully.
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