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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Book Description: Running to Church'In the economy of God, all life is precious-from the womb to the tomb.'Arthur lives in the shadows of his own making. In a quiet pocket of Mumbai, he has retreated into a 'womb of blankets and digital oblivion,' paralyzed by the ghosts of a turbulent childhood and the heavy silence left by his mother's passing. He is a writer who cannot write, a man who has stopped resisting the 'low and persistent pressure' of a useless life.But the stillness of St. Anne's parish is shattered by a sudden, unthinkable tragedy: the death of young Albert, a boy who lived life at a sprint, 'always running-as if he never knew that walking was an option.'As the community of Mulund grapples with the injustice of a life cut short, Arthur is forced to look into the mirror of his own isolation. Through a series of ordinary encounters-a shared glass of water with a delivery boy, the humble vulnerability of a struggling priest, and the steady presence of neighbors who refuse to let grief win-Arthur begins to discover that grace does not arrive through grand gestures, but through presence.Running to Church is a raw and profound exploration of faith, mental resilience, and the 'barefoot counseling' found in daily life. It is a story for anyone who has ever felt lost between 'madness and badness' and is searching for the quiet, unshakable truth that they are-and have always been-a blessing.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Gopal is a man of the mind, a self-styled intellectual from Lal Baug who uses his wit to mask his narcissism. Ryan is a giant from Dongri, a man of heavy moods who views the world with cynical realism. Jasmine is a young reporter from the distant suburbs of Bhayandar, drowning in a 'timetable' of her own making. Three lives, three neighborhoods, and one shared struggle for sobriety. When a tragic accident brings them together and a heartbreaking death tears their certainties apart, they discover that the longest journey in Mumbai isn't the commute-it's the distance between the head and the heart. From the bustling bazaars of Lal Baug to the quiet wards of Parel and the wind-swept promenade of Marine Drive, 'Dongri to Lal Baug via Bhayandar' is a raw, redemptive look at what happens when we finally stop trying to be God and start trying to be human.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In the chaotic heart of Mumbai, Balu, a veteran of Alcoholics Anonymous, and Amit, a sharp but restless newcomer, discover that the truth about addiction goes far deeper than just the drink. For Balu, the fear of his neighbour's judgment is as confining as any prison. For Amit, his expensive, hardbound copy of the AA "Big Book" symbolises his analytical belief that recovery is a problem to be solved, not a life to be surrendered. Their philosophical debate-which unfolds against the backdrop of chai stall paranoia and the cacophony of Bandra station-is brutally interrupted by the relapse of Francis, a fellow member lying drunk and defeated on the street. This moment forces Balu and Amit to confront the spiritual core of their disease, pushing them past intellectual arrogance to the grace of humility. The Hardbound Truth is a compelling short story that strips away the easy answers of self-help and science to reveal a profound spiritual battle. It is a testament to the idea that the only way to escape the prison of self-obsession is to stop playing God and simply ask for help. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Book Description: Running to Church"In the economy of God, all life is precious-from the womb to the tomb."Arthur lives in the shadows of his own making. In a quiet pocket of Mumbai, he has retreated into a "womb of blankets and digital oblivion," paralyzed by the ghosts of a turbulent childhood and the heavy silence left by his mother's passing. He is a writer who cannot write, a man who has stopped resisting the "low and persistent pressure" of a useless life.But the stillness of St. Anne's parish is shattered by a sudden, unthinkable tragedy: the death of young Albert, a boy who lived life at a sprint, "always running-as if he never knew that walking was an option."As the community of Mulund grapples with the injustice of a life cut short, Arthur is forced to look into the mirror of his own isolation. Through a series of ordinary encounters-a shared glass of water with a delivery boy, the humble vulnerability of a struggling priest, and the steady presence of neighbors who refuse to let grief win-Arthur begins to discover that grace does not arrive through grand gestures, but through presence.Running to Church is a raw and profound exploration of faith, mental resilience, and the "barefoot counseling" found in daily life. It is a story for anyone who has ever felt lost between "madness and badness" and is searching for the quiet, unshakable truth that they are-and have always been-a blessing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Three friends. A borrowed clinic. A candy jar. And the belief that listening is the most powerful thing one human being can offer another. It Takes Three to Counsel is a warm, funny, and deeply humane collection of stories about mental health at ground level.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Steve is forty, unmarried, and an expert at listing his own faults. At his mother's funeral in a quiet Bandra hamlet, he hears a voice-Your mother is proud of you-and cannot bring himself to believe it.Set against the vibrant, contrasting landscapes of Mumbai-from serene East Indian villages to the teeming streets of Kurla-He Told No One is a profound psychological journey. Guided by the unconventional wisdom of an elderly priest, Steve must navigate the 'iceberg' of his own unconscious to move from self-deprecation to a life of 'immense value.' It is a story for anyone who has ever felt like a passenger in their own life and wondered if it's finally time to take the wheel.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Gopal is a man of the mind, a self-styled intellectual from Lal Baug who uses his wit to mask his narcissism. Ryan is a giant from Dongri, a man of heavy moods who views the world with cynical realism. Jasmine is a young reporter from the distant suburbs of Bhayandar, drowning in a "timetable" of her own making. Three lives, three neighborhoods, and one shared struggle for sobriety. When a tragic accident brings them together and a heartbreaking death tears their certainties apart, they discover that the longest journey in Mumbai isn't the commute-it's the distance between the head and the heart. From the bustling bazaars of Lal Baug to the quiet wards of Parel and the wind-swept promenade of Marine Drive, "Dongri to Lal Baug via Bhayandar" is a raw, redemptive look at what happens when we finally stop trying to be God and start trying to be human. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Steve is forty, unmarried, and an expert at listing his own faults. At his mother's funeral in a quiet Bandra hamlet, he hears a voice-Your mother is proud of you-and cannot bring himself to believe it.Set against the vibrant, contrasting landscapes of Mumbai-from serene East Indian villages to the teeming streets of Kurla-He Told No One is a profound psychological journey. Guided by the unconventional wisdom of an elderly priest, Steve must navigate the "iceberg" of his own unconscious to move from self-deprecation to a life of "immense value." It is a story for anyone who has ever felt like a passenger in their own life and wondered if it's finally time to take the wheel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Three friends. A borrowed clinic. A candy jar. And the belief that listening is the most powerful thing one human being can offer another. It Takes Three to Counsel is a warm, funny, and deeply humane collection of stories about mental health at ground level. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Book Description: Running to Church"In the economy of God, all life is precious-from the womb to the tomb."Arthur lives in the shadows of his own making. In a quiet pocket of Mumbai, he has retreated into a "womb of blankets and digital oblivion," paralyzed by the ghosts of a turbulent childhood and the heavy silence left by his mother's passing. He is a writer who cannot write, a man who has stopped resisting the "low and persistent pressure" of a useless life.But the stillness of St. Anne's parish is shattered by a sudden, unthinkable tragedy: the death of young Albert, a boy who lived life at a sprint, "always running-as if he never knew that walking was an option."As the community of Mulund grapples with the injustice of a life cut short, Arthur is forced to look into the mirror of his own isolation. Through a series of ordinary encounters-a shared glass of water with a delivery boy, the humble vulnerability of a struggling priest, and the steady presence of neighbors who refuse to let grief win-Arthur begins to discover that grace does not arrive through grand gestures, but through presence.Running to Church is a raw and profound exploration of faith, mental resilience, and the "barefoot counseling" found in daily life. It is a story for anyone who has ever felt lost between "madness and badness" and is searching for the quiet, unshakable truth that they are-and have always been-a blessing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Gopal is a man of the mind, a self-styled intellectual from Lal Baug who uses his wit to mask his narcissism. Ryan is a giant from Dongri, a man of heavy moods who views the world with cynical realism. Jasmine is a young reporter from the distant suburbs of Bhayandar, drowning in a "timetable" of her own making. Three lives, three neighborhoods, and one shared struggle for sobriety. When a tragic accident brings them together and a heartbreaking death tears their certainties apart, they discover that the longest journey in Mumbai isn't the commute-it's the distance between the head and the heart. From the bustling bazaars of Lal Baug to the quiet wards of Parel and the wind-swept promenade of Marine Drive, "Dongri to Lal Baug via Bhayandar" is a raw, redemptive look at what happens when we finally stop trying to be God and start trying to be human. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In the chaotic heart of Mumbai, Balu, a veteran of Alcoholics Anonymous, and Amit, a sharp but restless newcomer, discover that the truth about addiction goes far deeper than just the drink. For Balu, the fear of his neighbour's judgment is as confining as any prison. For Amit, his expensive, hardbound copy of the AA "Big Book" symbolises his analytical belief that recovery is a problem to be solved, not a life to be surrendered. Their philosophical debate-which unfolds against the backdrop of chai stall paranoia and the cacophony of Bandra station-is brutally interrupted by the relapse of Francis, a fellow member lying drunk and defeated on the street. This moment forces Balu and Amit to confront the spiritual core of their disease, pushing them past intellectual arrogance to the grace of humility. The Hardbound Truth is a compelling short story that strips away the easy answers of self-help and science to reveal a profound spiritual battle. It is a testament to the idea that the only way to escape the prison of self-obsession is to stop playing God and simply ask for help. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…