Book Review: The Book of Healing by Najwa Zebian

Like other younger people who enter adulthood and experience the consequences of different relationships, I went through it the same way. While reading through Instagram posts and watching podcasts, I found Najwa Zebian's content relatable. Further exploration opened my insight toward a new side of thoughts, and I learned that I am not alone.

Introduction:

This book has three sections: Hurting, Healing, and letting go. It explains how to let your past go and adore yourself. Reading through the introduction, I realized the authentic tone of the writer. She justified the content so humbly that I could feel that I had the energy to cope with the consequences.

Narrative Style:

There are fourteen chapters, and each chapter is filled with poetic voices, prose, and other narrations that show her nature as raw, open, and vulnerable. Being interested in psychology, I felt the impacts of emotional trauma and how it affects our bodies physically. Therapeutic energy allows us to rethink ourselves and how to deal with situations.

Who can read it?

All those people who suffer heartbreak or deal with traumatic situations can read this book. Recognizing past patterns, knowing self-awareness, and other ways to learn building self, connecting humanity and healing via pure connections.

Theme:

Going through the context of 'being hurt' to 'healing,' it was a new journey to explore the tips by the writer in calming and poetic ways naturally. I felt so good to read it. Rebuilding self-esteem, confidence, and confing into peace hits me so hard.

What did I feel?

Resolving traumas puts our existence on the track of hope. We collide with love, feel it, and try to wear its aura peacefully. We feel grown, bloomed, and heard after recognizing ourselves.

Other famous books are Mind Platter, The Nectar of Pain, and Spark of Phoenix.

This book is available on Amazon. Buy it, Read it, and Get Healed.