A book for the thinker, the overthinker, the seeker and above all, the listener within.
What happens inside the mind when a song changes our pace, a memory disrupts our peace, or a single thought multiplies into a thousand? Why do small actions shape our character? What causes restlessness when nothing is wrong? Can the mind be trained like a muscle—or must it be spoken to like a friend?
In this deeply reflective collection of essays, the mind becomes a landscape, a mirror, a river, and a room full of doors. With quiet clarity and poetic insight, the author invites us to observe the mind—not as a fixed object, but as a moving field of attention, habit, emotion, and choice.
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