Dear Dreamer
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Description
Dear Dreamer is a collection of poetry and prose about healing, growth and acceptance. It is a celebration of sensitivity and uniqueness.
It is divided into four chapters:
Confusion - The inception of insanity, of always feeling that you are looking at the world from the outside, trying terribly hard to fit in. Burying yourself beneath a facade the world may find more favourable.
Realization - The process of understanding that sensitivity is a gift rather than a problem, that you are precious and unique, and you yourself have the power to be and to create something beautiful.
Acceptance - The recognition of your strengths and your limitations and being okay with them, letting them both become your friends. Becoming a friend of your soul.
Courage - Celebrating yourself. Spreading the message forward. Not feeling afraid or alone because no matter what happens, you will always be there for you.
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It is divided into four chapters:
Confusion - The inception of insanity, of always feeling that you are looking at the world from the outside, trying terribly hard to fit in. Burying yourself beneath a facade the world may find more favourable.
Realization - The process of understanding that sensitivity is a gift rather than a problem, that you are precious and unique, and you yourself have the power to be and to create something beautiful.
Acceptance - The recognition of your strengths and your limitations and being okay with them, letting them both become your friends. Becoming a friend of your soul.
Courage - Celebrating yourself. Spreading the message forward. Not feeling afraid or alone because no matter what happens, you will always be there for you.
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Product details
- Paperback | 208 pages
- 133 x 203 x 12mm | 240g
- 18 Sep 2019
- Nihar Sharma
- English
- Illustrations; Illustrations, black and white
- 099838111X
- 9780998381114
- 1,267,066
