Reseña del libro "Burned Bridges Lead to Better Roads"
This book was birthed to assist those who may need my assistance despite previous life experience. I guarantee it is very likely you know someone with the same dilemmas as me if you can relate to me or not. For instance, you may be a man or woman who wants to understand his/her partner on a deeper level, or you're the friend or family member of someone who experienced the same complications I have. The term survivor, as specified in the title, is universal. I believe we are all survivors in some way, shape, or form, and can continue to learn the tools and resources needed to wear our traumas as a badge of honor, so we can start to thrive. This book breaks down how we are all more connected at heart than we would like to believe by breaking down my life accounts, which may enlighten and enrich you, but also simultaneously shock you. As noted briefly, though I have a distinct look and disposition, I have suffered just like anyone else, which is eye-opening, restorative, and connecting for humanity to understand. Most people judge others in this shallow world we live in, merely from fearing what is not known. It is much easier to run from what we do not understand instead of what we genuinely need to do more of in this world: try to understand. Empathizing with what is misunderstood is vital to bringing these hidden elements to the surface to heal and demystify what separates us as a species. By finalizing this literary work, I can help you encounter the riveting guidance, truths and experiences of others that you may not usually seek out in waking life. These encounters not only helped this book come into existence, but also helped me to become the person I am today. My highest ideal is to share these parables and adventures so that fire ignites within your being, acting as a catalyst of inspiration, change, and motivation. Shari Sanahi is a first-generation Guyanese-American author born in Atlantic City, New Jersey. She has spent most of her life teaching others about Guyana's location and culture to those who cross her path. Guyana, a country located in South America, is comprised of 6 different races: Indigenous, East Indian, African, Portuguese, European and Chinese. Shari obtained a B.A. in Biology from Stockton University in 2011. She was published in the zine from New Zealand titled "Phantom Billstickers," which can be purchased on Amazon. The direct downloadable link to this publication can be found at: www.sharispeaks.com
