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Splitting Dichotomies

Name: Splitting Dichotomies
Brand: Lulu.com
SKU: 33301507
Price: 68681 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Steve Stone
ISBN: 9781716861802

Steve Stone

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 33301507

Publishers Lulu.com, June 2020

Drawing on his personal experience & lifelong introspection, Steve Stone takes us on a journey explo... Full description

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Drawing on his personal experience & lifelong introspection, Steve Stone takes us on a journey exploring every recess of the human mind and soul. With an outstanding brilliance, he conveys in words concepts & feelings inexpressible to most.
Crying pearls of blood & sweating tears of compassion for any fellow human in pain, with the wisdom of ancestors, the vision of prophets and an all but fleeting lucidity, he points us to disturbing truths about our times in which the individual is too often isolated, crushed by a society more concerned about profit than by giving to each, at least a little of what Mother Nature provides for all.
(Jane Voiret
aka "Sweet Jane")