A Recluse No More - Zahr, Sameer
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This book is about a lot of things: the causes of living in the dark chambers of our mind, the struggle to be free from demons of fear and guilt, the respect for parents and cultural influences, the racial indifferences and focus on inner power, the demonstrations and public service for better safety and quality of life, and finding what one really wants as a life purpose and going for it like an incarnated avatar. Liya faced great challenges and opportunities in her youth. She used her intelligence, her talent, and her inner and outer beauty to become an empowered avatar and a role model to…mehr

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This book is about a lot of things: the causes of living in the dark chambers of our mind, the struggle to be free from demons of fear and guilt, the respect for parents and cultural influences, the racial indifferences and focus on inner power, the demonstrations and public service for better safety and quality of life, and finding what one really wants as a life purpose and going for it like an incarnated avatar. Liya faced great challenges and opportunities in her youth. She used her intelligence, her talent, and her inner and outer beauty to become an empowered avatar and a role model to many. She shared her secret to success: Live in the present moment.
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Sameer Zahr is the imaginative mind behind the captivating novel "Midlife Moon: From Darkness to Bright Light." With a lifelong interest in writing, Sameer has penned ten novels, all of which are available on Amazon, weaving tales that carry poignant messages of love and transformation for humanity. A seasoned international businessman, Sameer embraced his passion for storytelling after retiring, bringing a wealth of worldly experiences to his literary endeavors. Each of his ten books reflects Sameer's commitment to infusing his narratives with humanitarian and spiritual themes, offering readers stories that uplift and inspire