Your Weak Point

By Murad Hasanli

Have you ever felt the need to conceal the truth? For some, it may be due to wanting to keep up appearances. For others, it may be due to wanting to avoid the pain that comes with the facts. Whatever the reason may be, the truth always has a way of coming out. Instead of dreading the day when it does, or working overtime in attempts to stop it, use this guide to help you along your journey of self-discovery. It may be challenging and frightening, but it's definitely worth it.

 

There are hidden secrets in the depths of your mind. There are reasons why you have specific experiences, why you hit roadblocks and dead-ends as you try to navigate through life. This is your chance to overcome them and open your way to clear paths, one that leads you to your rightful destination. Fear is only an obstacle, and with the right techniques it can be broken down and reshaped into opportunities. Get ready for an awakening that has long awaited you!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Murad Hasanli
• Release date: Nov 16, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201454302

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Introduction

The truth can be a hard pill to swallow, but it is a pill worth swallowing because it brings healing and recovery. If you have ever gone through a phase where you have felt like the truth is about to ruin everything you have worked for, rest assured, it is a normal reaction and it has happened to the best of us. Does this mean that there is something wrong with the entire population of humanity? It is easy to assume that a specific problem or experience is completely isolated and that no one else has ever been faced with such negative emotions. This is false, because the feelings you go through on a daily basis are more common than you think. Sure, it may not be the exact version as someone else’s; there will definitely be a few discrepancies. However, it all boils down to the same themes. Shame, embarrassment, pain, trauma, selfish gain—these are all some of the reasons behind having the need to hide from the truth. There comes a time when you have to ask yourself a vital question: Is it really helping? If you are being honest with yourself, the answer will be a clear