Revealing the Ill Self, Paperback Book, By: Al-Zamouri Muhammad

Imitating feelings and sensations and their impact on the soul is the most difficult representation that one can express. Letters in the presence of sadness practice the temptation of evasion and disappearance. They evade cunningly so as not to get involved in writing down, and writing down is the awakening of memory if the skill is honed. Complexity is the rominent human characteristic, not only in behaviours and emotions. And actions and their responses, but also in trying to understand and assimilate them, and what is more complicated is trying to translate them onto paper that desperately refuses to defeat the whiteness of its pages. We do not know where the disappointment comes from, whether from our surroundings or from our dark interiors? Or from an undeclared alliance between the fragility of feelings and growing confidence? But what is certain is that it results from a vast and incomprehensible void in human relations. Through this text, which falls within the literature of self-reflection, we attempt to dissect the human suffering resulting from betrayal, and to depict contradictory feelings and conflicting sensations, by diving into the secrets of the ill self, and reflecting that on Reality, and monitoring its exciting paradoxes, socially, economically, and morally, thus openly opening a discussion of human wounds that refuse to heal. About the Author About the writer Muhammad Al-Zammouri, a Moroccan writer, writes regularly in many Arab newspapers. His topics address common Arab concerns according to a psychological approach, with projections on economic, social and cultural conditions. He obtained a degree in higher education in Morocco, then worked as a teacher in education for a short period before traveling to the State of Kuwait and working there as a researcher in the field of studies and research. He published his first book entitled (The Diamond Brief in Terminological Tradition), in addition to many studies and articles published in many Arab and international newspapers.