Café de Flore - Khubchand, Karina
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Addressing the escalating global issue of mental health and suicide, Café de Flore is a serious book that provides inspiration and relief to those caught in the net of despair. Identifying the critical error made by mankind over the centuries. Café de Flore points towards an escape from the madness of the human condition. An easily digestible form of philosophy, written with graceful authority, the book takes the reader on a journey that captures the sublime messages contained in the wreck of literature, poetry and prose. Dostoevsky once said: "It takes something more than intelligence to act…mehr

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Addressing the escalating global issue of mental health and suicide, Café de Flore is a serious book that provides inspiration and relief to those caught in the net of despair. Identifying the critical error made by mankind over the centuries. Café de Flore points towards an escape from the madness of the human condition. An easily digestible form of philosophy, written with graceful authority, the book takes the reader on a journey that captures the sublime messages contained in the wreck of literature, poetry and prose. Dostoevsky once said: "It takes something more than intelligence to act intelligently." What more does it take? Encouraging the world to stop thinking, to entertain a degree of madness, to live with passion and to laugh more. This book provides a fresh perspective on the perceived struggles and difficulties we find ourselves trapped in, in this sad and lonely world.
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Born in Gibraltar, Karina Khubchand is a barrister by profession. She was educated at Prior Park College in Bath, Manchester Metropolitan University and the Council of Legal Education in London. Karina is a Crown Counsel, employed full-time by Her Majesty's Government of Gibraltar. After a brief period in private practice, she joined Her Majesty's Attorney General's Chambers in Gibraltar, where she practised as a criminal prosecutor, developing specialist interest in anti-money laundering and international cooperation. After 11 years, she was transferred to the European Union and International department, where she was assigned to lead the international division on mutual legal assistance and extradition. In 2014, Karina was seconded to the Gibraltar Care Agency and was thereafter designated Crown Counsel to the Ministry of Equality and Housing in Gibraltar. In 2019, Karina decided to take a career break from full-time employment to focus on her personal soul growth journey. She has since successfully completed the MSEC Foundation Course in Metaphysics and Spiritual Studies at the Metaphysical Society for the Expansion of Consciousness.