Whispering from between the lines

A book is for the mind as food for the body, so you cannot say about a particular book that it played a role in shaping your thought, but you can say about a particular book that it played a role in shaping your thought, but you cannot say that you are now the result of what you read, benefited and discussed.
And the more you indulge youself in knowledge and literature, the more you become mature and wise.
Through my book, I wanted to rely on stories, evidence, sayings, and people of different intellectual and ideological tendencies, so as to show people that if any person, regardless of his intellectual, religious or social affiliation, is honest to himself, and removes the veil of passion and interest from his heart and mind, he will speak wisely in a way which would almost be the same for everyone.
It would be as if one is saying, “O people, the truth does not multiply, but on the condition that the mind is clear and free from suspicions and slanders and the heart is free from hatred and desires.” The book dealt with different topics and stories, including: Farewell, My Love, Walt Disney and the Jews, Adel Imam and Isabelle Adjani, Marital Happiness, the Change Dance, the Quraysh Clubs Again, Inkwells and the Poverty of the Situation, Napoleon and Bush, Anas the patient in God, Despok’s Confessions, From the Memoirs of a Wounded Heart, and many other topics that were discussed after they were given a whiff of spirit and literature, to come out in a beautiful way that carries many meanings of life and its good goals.