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The Mind Unmade
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- ISBN8235486614
- EAN9798235486614
- Date de parution14/04/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
A collection of philosophical poems. Some thoughts do not belong to you. They arrive quietly-and begin to shape the way you see everything. The Mind Unmade is a collection of poetic reflections that explores how thought, perception, and repetition silently construct a human life. This is not distant philosophy-it is a mirror placed within everyday thinking. Between memory and silence, comfort and consequence, certainty and doubt, these poems reveal the invisible patterns that shape who we become-often without us noticing.
You may begin reading as an observer. But slowly, something unsettling may emerge: the thoughts you believed were your own may not be as private as they seem. Written in simple yet piercing language, this book speaks to those who think deeply, question quietly, and sense that life is shaped more by repetition than by choice. This is not a book of answers. It is a book that makes certain questions impossible to ignore.
Some books are read. Others continue within you long after the final page. This is one of them.
You may begin reading as an observer. But slowly, something unsettling may emerge: the thoughts you believed were your own may not be as private as they seem. Written in simple yet piercing language, this book speaks to those who think deeply, question quietly, and sense that life is shaped more by repetition than by choice. This is not a book of answers. It is a book that makes certain questions impossible to ignore.
Some books are read. Others continue within you long after the final page. This is one of them.
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